Autumn!

 Oil pastels, colored pencil and watercolors on A1 sheet of paper.

Very wavy something.

Sometimes when I draw, I just elaborate on the first stuff that was done 

on the paper. Trying to make lines go in and out of different 

scenes without making them too obvious. 

If those hidden lines cooperate with eachother 

and the final image fills up the whole paper,

I am deeply satisfied.

Ink on A4 sheet, then scanned and colored digitally.

Brush pen madness

 Created these with a Pentel Color Brush Pen (black ink) 

and some was imported to Photoshop for a little color correction.

Draw & scan!

 It is so much fun to draw with markers on paper and then color them in Photoshop.

The magic often happens when I also color the outline and maybe include some kind of gradient or more in them.
Here are some examples:

J Dilla stencil

 Had this copper montana hardcore can that was

itching for something to do. So I made this for a friend.

Spraypaint on canvas (35 x 27 cm).

I entered a contest! What?!

 First time I entered a contest online where everyone can vote they're favourite artwork for a chance of a cash price, and/or a good word (fame :)). There are a whole lotta supergood participants in this so I am in the best of companies. The entry I chose is an oldie but a goodie, so if you may, I'm grateful for your vote.

Youtuber and creative soul Peter Draws was the one who notified me about this, so check him out on youtube: 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGtGTAa-xarr2HrEKRgRUHQ

and if you want to vote, this is the place to do it:

https://www.apealz.com/contests/votes/info/peter-s-otherworld-travel-diaries/922?fbclid=IwAR2saTfEvOt_V1aOoSR7gSgfGs2KS_uqdt9hf76peWw5xwqdKKnIDQkgSh0

(I don't know if this insanely long link works, so please let me know) 

My submission:

Home improvement, in some way....

I had some wood from an old project laying around my house and a couple of weights.

So, why not combine laying around x 2 into something more predictable.

Behold the Weightmaster 1, made with crude tools like a handheld saw, some grit paper and glue. I haven,t seen anything quite this small before, have you?