Four Illustrations Ink, Watercolour, And Gouache On Paper By Beatrix Potter (1866-1943) For The Tailor

Four illustrations — ink, watercolour, and gouache on paper — by Beatrix Potter (1866-1943) for “The Tailor of Gloucester.”

I love this dynamic pose, the old school pen texture and ink splatter, how the background draws the eye to the right places.

XII - The Hanged Man

SAVOUR sweetling in the grove heart A selection of watercolours from this last week. Weather has been dreary and I’ve been longing for gardens. 

After the latest Puppet History, as always I looked forward to the puppet song. I loved the inclusion of D&D rolls to try to defeat the legendary white tiger, and the puppet construction was immaculate as usual. I caught the inspiration bug and drew this! Lots of new brushes and fun background elements. This was a joy to work on. I hope the Professor and friends like it!

Forgot I never posted them anywhere, but here’s 4 little original postcards I made for Gallery Nucleus Portland!:D

Thank you so much to everyone who bought them and gave them good homes!:D

I never expected this to blow up like it did (+300 notes is a big deal for me) thank you to everyone who reblogged! I love reading the notes 🥰

After the latest Puppet History, as always I looked forward to the puppet song. I loved the inclusion of D&D rolls to try to defeat the legendary white tiger, and the puppet construction was immaculate as usual. I caught the inspiration bug and drew this! Lots of new brushes and fun background elements. This was a joy to work on. I hope the Professor and friends like it!