Two feathers show their true colours.
-Corvus
Tigerbread.
-Corvus
Two birds.
I have been experimenting with not having solid black line in my drawings. I have been using my watercolours to draw and to shade with to give a natural aesthetic to the illustration.
I’d love to know what you think.
I would like to apologise for the poor scan quality on a couple of our recent posts. We sadly had to say goodbye to our lovely, high quality scanner and settle with something that hates us as much as we hate it. We are working on upgrading very, very soon.
(We plan to update the posts with a poor scan quality with fresh, pristine images when the new scanner arrives.)
Watercolour on moleskine
-Corvus
Spontaneous combustion is a very real threat. Awareness must be raised.
Gouache
-Corvus
This is the bird who has been waiting so patiently for his wings.
Soon.
Hand sewing and embroidery
Linen, threads, fabric paint
-work in progress-
-Mearle
Some gentlemen prefer to grow their own scarves.
Watercolour
-Corvus
I found this while I was looking through some old folders. Its so refreshing to see it clean again - like stepping back in time.
Line art from this piece.
-Mearle
Today is a work in progress.
-Mearle
Kind words for a sweet friend.
Watercolour
-Mearle
Good health is important, after all.
Watercolour
-Corvus
Mearle’s little brother was playing Journey, such a beautiful game.
It gave me more than enough inspiration for this little fella.
Watercolour
-Corvus
Ahh Garfiel!
Here he is all finished up. I told you he would have beautiful eyes.
Hand and machine sewing
-Mearle
I just know there’s a pair of beautiful eyes waiting to show themselves on this one.
(He’s called Garfiel).
- in progress -
Hand and machine sewing
-Mearle
One day I’ll be there,
In a balloon,
All up in the air.
Water colours and water colour pencils
-Mearle
The darker side of scrambled eggs
Watercolour
-Corvus
