Socks
Description: A watercolor illustration of a kookaburra. This is a species of kingfisher found in Australia. This bird is also called the laughing bird because its call resembles human laughter. With this call he marks his territory. You see the bird from the side and he is sitting on a branch that has some side branches and green leaves. He looks to the right. On his wing you can see blue spots.
Description: A watercolor drawing of a head of a young woman, She has long hair that turns into drippings. You can see the profile of her face and her head is surrounded by her hair. She looks somber and introverted. By using a lot of watercolor, gravity has caused the paint to bleed, creating a spontaneous effect.Only shades of gray have been used.
Description: A watercolor drawing of a white-faced owl. The small bird of prey is sitting on a sawn-off log. He turns his head so that you can see his face clearly, his body can be seen from the side. He has bright orange eyes. Because the bird itself is in shades of gray, it creates a beautiful graphic image.
Description: A watercolor drawing of a red avadavat. It is a male bird that is red with brown. The little bird has white dots all over its body. You can see the bird on his back and he looks back so you can see his head in profile. The birdie is sitting on a branch with leaves that is drawn pretty wild with drippings and spots.
Description: A pencil drawing in color of a funny peach faced lovebird, also called a rosy faced lovebird. The green red bird looks from the right side of the picture as if he is peeking around the corner. He looks at you sweetly with a dark brown eye. Around him is a frame, as if he is peeking through a window. In the left corner is the text "I'm looking for trouble!".
Description: A portrait of a tiger. You only see his head. It is a wild watercolor drawing with spots and splashes. He looks at you penetratingly with his bright green eyes. The whiskers and the hairs near his ears are made with fineliner, quick long strokes. Quick spontaneous watercolor technique, with some more detail in the eyes.
Description: A watercolor drawing of a blue morpho, or the morpho menelaus. A butterfly that occurs in Central and South America and you will often find in butterfly gardens. The butterfly is depicted with its shiny blue wings upwards, its wings are spread which creates symmetry. The butterfly is colored with different shades of blue and purple, so that the effect of the shimmer is obtained. Underneath the butterfly there is a hint of a shadow which makes the insect seem to detach itself from the background.
Description: A drawing with felt pens and watercolor of a sea turtle swimming underwater. The reptile is green with a blue color and he has spots in a dark green shade on his head and legs. The shield is with a stripe pattern and slightly faded with a wet brush. The image is digitally enhanced. Added light streaks from above that give the feeling of the sun shining on the water surface.
Description: A drawing with watercolor markers and fineliners of a common kestrel sitting on a branch. It is a female specimen. The bird of prey has a greenish color. There are also blue and pink tones used. The background is a spontaneous ink blot made by a falling drop of ink. Digitally manipulated.
