Coloured Pencil Magnets
Description: Inspired by the ‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ series by Sarah J. Maas. I decided to create a map to show how I imagined the different courts of Prythian looked. This version has been digitally enhanced to make it even more vibrant and detailed, and more so reflects the original piece. Both versions however are still available if you prefer the original. If you would prefer a different colour background on any of the objects or prints available just send me a message and I can change it to whatever you may prefer. The original drawing was done on a 11x14 size sheet of Strathmore Bristol Vellum using Caran d'ache Luminance and Faber Castell Polychromos coloured pencils.
Description: Inspired by the ‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ series by Sarah J. Maas. If you would prefer a different colour background on any of the objects or prints available just send me a message and I can change it to whatever you may prefer. The original drawing was done on a 11x14 size sheet of Strathmore Bristol Vellum using Caran d'ache Luminance and Faber Castell Polychromos coloured pencils.
Description: A determined Scandinavian folk art hedgehog pulling a patterned cart filled with coloured pencils, encircled by hearts and flowers. Whimsical and vibrant, this back‑to‑school design celebrates creativity, woodland charm, and the joyful spirit of learning. Artwork by heidiannemorris © first published on 12 December 2025 14:55 BST.
Hedgehog with Pencil Cart – Scandinavian Folk Art Back to School Design © heidiannemorris Magnet
by FOLK ART FUSION by heidiannemorris
$4.75
Description: Photographed by myself and drawn using HB pencil, Promarkers, pencil and white Posca paint pen. This was one of my first real attempts at hyperrealism, and it really stretched me as an artist. I learnt how mixing media could make a piece bold and give it greater depth. I tried acrylics, watercolours and pencils, but Promarkers and pencil built the depth I was looking for, and the white marker gave it that intense shine.
Description: Sunnyside up, Promarkers, coloured pencil and white Posca paint pen, 2018. I loved studying sweets because the colours are just wonderful and bold. This also matches my love for pop art, and this piece helped develop my skill set and really pushed my skills to keep doing art like this. Kitty
Description: Drawn using Promarkers, coloured pencil and a white Posca pen. I did this whilst studying hyperrealism and really enjoyed using my pencil colours to create this gorgeous transparency, and again using an eraser to get that shine. I love drawing these gorgeous sweets and making them look almost like you could eat the page!
Description: A close-up from my piece Sweet treat. Photographed by myself and drawn using HB pencil, Promarkers, pencil and white Posca paint pen. This was one of my first real attempts at hyperrealism, and it really stretched me as an artist. Promarkers and pencil built the depth I was looking for, and the white marker gave it that intense shine.
Description: A close-up from my piece Sweet treat. Photographed by myself and drawn using HB pencil, Promarkers, pencil and white Posca paint pen. This was one of my first real attempts at hyperrealism, and it really stretched me as an artist. Promarkers and pencil built the depth I was looking for, and the white marker gave it that intense shine.
Description: I focused on the reflections. A love letter to Rhyl beach, where I spent many happy holidays. Coloured pencil.
View from a different pair of glasses Magnet
by The Kitty Kanvas
$3.75 $4.75
Description: A close-up from my piece Half for me, half for you. I did this whilst studying hyper realism and really enjoyed using my pencil colours to create this gorgeous transparency, and using an eraser to get that shine. I love drawing these gorgeous sweets and making them look almost like you could eat the page!
Description: A close-up from my piece Half for me, half for you. I did this whilst studying hyper realism and really enjoyed using my pencil colours to create this gorgeous transparency, and using an eraser to get that shine. I love drawing these gorgeous sweets and making them look almost like you could eat the page!
