This is my personal interpretation of the ancient African water goddess Mami Wata. Done with a .03pt mechanical pencil on moleskine sketchbook paper.

Listen to Life…
This is a doodle that kind of just took on a life of its own. I did a little photoshoping to it by cropping out the stippling, which was done in my 3 x 5 moleskine, giving it a tiny bit of a drop shadow, changing the color of the back and adding some text.

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Dao - stippling done with .18mm technical pen on moleskine sketchbook paper.

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Pens and Scissors - a composition of pens and a pair of scissors from the pen holder that sits on my desk at work. This was created with .005 colored micron pens and my moleskine sketchbook.

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Babu - something a little different from my usual style of pure stippling.

Cherries - I ventured off and used color this time around after a six year absence. I boo-booed a bit on the water droplets on the right cherry by adding in some blue but I think I got the gist of it on the left.

Hearts - I know that Valentine’s Day has passed but I was listening to Hearts by Marty Balin and felt moved to do a stippling of hearts.

Balloons - a little something I did during my lunch break at work. I’ve noticed that circles or at least curvaceous forms are a recurring element in my drawings.

“Lovely Rose”

The Bubble Ship
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“Quietly the little creature emerged from it’s crumbling shell with eyes fresh and new.”

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A North coast art style dragonfly

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Stippling of woman done with a .18mm pt. Rotring rapidograph pen that I did in my moleskine sketchbook.
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