Sharpie Merch

multidimensional face form man.

2 Tone

sharpie drawing of skateboarding flamingo

Barnegat Lighthouse Cartoon Long Beach Island

Long Beach Island LBI Water Letters

This original drawing was made on a wood board using Sharpies. I have always enjoyed fishing and recently discovered fly fishing.

Nantucket

Pattern of basset hound illustrations. Original, hand drawn pattern created from my own illustrations of my lemon basset hound, Albert, using a sharpie on paper, scanned in and turned into a seamless pattern. Featuring my dog, Albert stealing pizza, running around with his ears flying around and looking like his usual mischievous basset hound self.

Original illustration from my Daily Orange series. The Golden Lion Tamarin, a magnificent creature which displays an impressive orange mane. It resides in Brazil, which like many animals, has suffered from deforestation, leaving it with only 2-5% of its natural habitat. It also has less decent hiding spots, making it easier prey. In the 1970s there was only around 500 left in the wild. Luckily there are now around 5000, although they are still an endangered species. The animal is visually stunning but also has impressive social structures. It also has claws which enable dexterity and foraging abilities.

ink on paper,

Drawing of pill bugs, also known as roly polies or woodlouse.

Hippie art just to love our Mother Earth.

Daily orange. A captivating object for today's feature, the humble traffic cone. An exciting and treasured object to students and road safety aware professionals alike. "Often cone shaped" they were invented by Charles D. Scanlon in early 1900s, one of the true health and safety heroes of our time. Hand drawn illustration from my (Richard Stelmach), series of Daily Orange illustrations on orange post-it notes.

Daily orange 🍊. Each day I draw something that is orange on a post-it note, using a Sharpie. Today's orange takes us into the animal kingdom, featuring one of the most admired orange animals in the world, the fox. The fox must have always been admired by man as it features in a native American creation theory, revered as a God and in countless folklores and tales. The fox is crafty and adaptable as well as aesthetically impressive and majestic. It's orange fur helps as camouflage of course. There is no witty statement about the fox, it is just a great orange that is to be respected and admired. The only profound thing to ponder is, why don't animals have green fur?