The Ostrich

Winsor & Newton ink on Clairefontaine paper. 

This is just a funny sketch. 

I really enjoyed making it! 

This is one of my first sketches 

on this brown paper. 

What do you think?

Little Cthulhu

I know, Cthulhu is

big and monstrous and scary...

But i like painting him as

small and cute!

My little Cthulhu is made with

ink, watercolours and watercolour pencils. 

What do you think???

Dreamy Daffodil

Most people would paint

a Daffodil from the front side.

I chose the back side.

This is something we 

do not see very often. 

So, i though: 'why not?

Let's paint a Daffodil 

fasing the night sky!

Who knows what the flower is dreaming of?'

My Daffodil is made with 

watercolours and watercolour pencols.

What do you think?

Inky love

This little squid was 

so much fun to paint! 

I think it was the point of 

no return for me. 

I really loved using the ink in this way

and i kept doing that. 

The ink works perfectly 

with the watercolours. 

I use Winsor and Newton inkk 

which is waterproof and 

then i can paint all over it!

So, what do you think???

Moon Cry

So, i wanted to try that yellow paper 

people use with white chalk or ink. 

I am not able to do what artist are doing 

with this paper... 

But i did the best i could. 

I hope it is good! 

My wolf is made with ink (black and white). 

What do you think?

Guilty rabbit

My little sister called this one 

'the farty' 

It was a tempting name :-P 

But the rabbit was supposed 

to look guilty... 

My little rabbit is made with 

ink and watercolour pencils. 

What do you think???

Ice cream love

I really love ice cream! 

It is one of my favorite desserts! 

So I thought about painting it :-P 

I used ink and watercolour pencils. 

The background is made with 

transparent watercolours. 

What do you think???

Full moon view

This is another one picture 

made just with ink. 

I really like using the ink! 

What do you think???

The Swan

This is my first picture i made 

completely just with ink.

My boyfriend got the inks for me 

so i thought I should give it a try. 

What do you think???

Little mouse

This is a picture i am really proud of!

I never had any training in arts, so

most of the complicated pictures

are really difficult for me.

I tend to prefer simple pictures. 

This one was a little bit challenging for me. 

But i did it! 

My little mouse is made with 

ink and watercolour pencils. 

What do you think???

Checkadee II

This bird is my second attempt

to paint a Chickadee in ink.

I do not like it as much as the first one... 

But it is not so bad... 

What do you think???

Checkadee

This little bird was

my first attempt to use ink.

I really like it but

it has a smudge on its belly. 

It is coloured with watercolours. 

So, what do you think???

'Wolpertinger'

A wolpertinger (also called wolperdinger or woiperdinger) 
is a mythological hybrid animalthat is said to inhabit 
the alpine forests of Bavaria in Germany. 
They are often characterised as being mischievous.

It has a body comprising various animal parts —

 generally wings, antlers, tails and fangs, 

all attached to the body of a small mammal. 

The most widespread description 

portrays the Wolpertinger as having 

the head of a rabbit, the body of a squirrel, 

the antlers of a deer, and the wings 

and occasionally the legs of a pheasant.

Well, my Wolpertinger does not

look exactly like that,

but it is quite close.

My boyfriend, which is a German,

recognised it immediately! 

So I am ok with my version of it! 

My Wolpertinger is made with 

ink and watercolours on 

watercolour paper. 

What do you think???

'Forget me not'

I really love this painting! 

This painting is made on 

a Hahnemühle watercolour postcard. 

The flowers are painted with watercolour pencils, 

the 'Albrecht Dürer' line by Faber-Castell.

Those are some really amazing tools to use! 

I really love the fact that 

now i have access to those tools!

So, what do you think of my 'Forget me not'?

'The Crane'

This painting was more of a experiment.

The Crane was sketched with ink.

Then i made everything wet

and i left the ink to create the shadows. 

I painted it afterwards.

This was an interesting technique, 

but it takes the right tools. 

So this is not for me right now... 

But it was fun painting this picture! 

So, what do you think???