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An adorable gnome village in the winter getting ready for the holidays, in purple clothes for some reason

Heavy is the head that wears the crown

Pen and ink with watercolor washes by Ty Meier, November 2022.

The bluejays have good advice: The past is gone, the future is not here yet. The only thing you really have is this instant. How's your instant going? Not wasting it are you? Are you?

An intricate pen and ink artwork by New Hampshire artist Ty Meier, of Sunny Days Illustration.

The Swan Gnomes and the Turtle Gnomes say hello as they pass by

Lost in Hell Persephone, take her head upon your knee, say to her my dear my dear, it's not so dreadful here. Persephone and Hades, the only working couple in the Greek Pantheon. Artwork by Ty Meier

Ty Meier's original "Winter Kitten" painting was Acrylic with Posca pens, and it sold out of the New Hampshire Art Association gallery in Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Pileated woodpeckers mate for life! The most romantic of the woodpeckers. Pen and ink in the foreground and watercolor washes in the background by Ty Meier, November 2020.

An intensely detailed very large stream of consciousness meditation exercise about our having a philosophy above that of ones needs, one of the secrets of happiness: Maslow's hierarchy of needs is across the top, with "Transcendence" dominating it. Rise above your needs.

A lovely walk on a solstice night for a goat and his winter kitten

Pretty little swirly butterfly art by Ty Meier

One of the secrets of happiness is get some sleep. Sleep as much as you can.

Ty thinks of himself as a pen and ink artist but sometimes he breaks out the fineliner brushes and does some acrylic, often with Posca pens. This painting sold from the New Hampshire Artist Association gallery in Portsmouth

“...The world was really one bee yard, and the same rules work fine in both places. Don't be afraid, as no life-loving bee wants to sting you. Still, don't be an idiot; wear long sleeves and pants. Don't swat. Don't even think about swatting. If you feel angry, whistle. Anger agitates while whistling melts a bee's temper. Act like you know what you're doing, even if you don't. Above all, send the bees love. Every little thing wants to be loved.” ― Sue Monk Kidd

A busy mouse mama taking care of her wiggly mice kids.

A very concerned and nurturing squirrel violinist helps an oak tree come along

drawing and painting by Ty Meier.

A owl hunting at night, acrylic painting by Ty Meier

This gentle giant distracted by a lovely butterfly is for nature lovers who love being in the moment, and peace and quiet.

Little houses are Ty Meier's go-to doodle

New England Christmas!

This Too Shall Pass was a pandemic artwork by Ty Meier: It was the first time he did a watercolor painting in the back and a pen and ink drawing in the front, a technique that turned out surprisingly difficult to emulate later and made him wonder how much of art is luck!

Ty Meier drew this over two years; it's a intensely detailed very large stream of consciousness meditation exercise. It's full of quotes about his philosophy, like "You were probably not born a genius, but becoming one is a pretty good use of a lifetime". Everything is related to the good and bad things about Catharsis, finding joy in life. Good Catharsis is finishing a large project. Bad Catharsis are self-destructive habits.

An intricate pen and ink artwork by New Hampshire artist Ty Meier, of Sunny Days Illustration.

These levely horses were at a New Hampshire Holiday Fair and Ty had to do a fineliner acrylic painting of them for the season. The original painting sold immediately!

Day of the Dead, Mariachi, Mama, Skeleton, Mom, Mexican, Musician, Dead baby, Skeleton Baby, dia de los muertos, Ty Meier, New England Art, New Hampshire, Sunny Days Illustration, Hopkinton, New Hampshire Art Association

Dark bee art by Ty Meier

Ty did Turkey in the Pumpkin Patch as a 11"x14" original pen and ink with watercolor artwork for the Laconia Pumpkin Festival in New Hampshire. Celebrate the Fall!

An opossum mama just moving it along

Owl Crow

An intensely detailed very large stream of consciousness meditation exercise about creative process, one of the secrets of happiness.

An intensely detailed very large stream of consciousness meditation exercise about dread, and living in the moment because nobody knows what's going to happen next. Enjoying this instant is one of the secrets of happiness.

A gnome wagon engineered for gnomes that need to get a few blackberries somewhere very slowly

A busy bee collecting pollen from a daisy; Savor a moment in time

Another pandemic artwork= "It is not the most strong that survive, nor the most intelligent. It is the one most adaptive to change"- Charles Darwin. Pen and ink artwork with watercolor by Ty Meier