Tortoise & Hare Creations - Indi Ma...

Painting of an ink piece I did for Inktober 2020, Day 1's prompt "Fish." Went for a Japanese-style tattoo feel, and then painted him up on my Wacom.

A gang of raccoons digs through the neighborhood trash. I drew this for Inktober 2020's prompt, "Dig," and was struck by the intense need to draw some raccoon butts hanging out of trash cans. :)

A sword with celtic-style embellishment atop a shiny red satin-wrapped gold ring. Art by Indi Martin.

Originally ink on bristol, 2019, digitally painted. Ghost half-lady half-skeleton. Would not want to meet her in a dark alley!

A delicious let-them-eat-cake.

A collection of tools in a crest - originally drawn ink on bristol for 2020's Inktober prompt "Chef." The perfect gift for the chef in your life!

The future, in kitten form.

This cheery mimic *does* want to eat you, but he also wants to brighten your day.

Medusa - originally ink on bristol

LIFT! Originally ink on bristol, digitally colored. Inspired by that social media group where everyone pretends to be ants - 2020 was weird, yo, but this was a super wholesome weird!

A portion of an ink piece (ink on bristol) completed for my Sp/Lace series, this design depicts a three-eyed dragonfly hovering over a skull, framing a gold jewel above its third eye.

Originally ink on bristol, 2020, digitally colored. A mimic takes the form of a pizza box to snag his favorite prey - humans! No one can resist that cheese.

Originally ink on bristol (2021), digitally painted (see the timelapse of it being painted here: https://youtu.be/rCtfoXq6t6A ), part of my Space-Lace (Sp/Lace) ink series.

Originally ink on bristol, drawn for Inktober 2020's prompt "Dune," colors and highlights added digitally.

Originally ink on bristol (2020), the ripped edges have a light wash, so they will interact with whichever color apparel you choose. We are all star stuff.

Originally ink on bristol, drawn for Inktober 2020's prompt "Float," then colored in PS. We're All Floats Down Here!

12x9, ink on paper and then digitally colored, Neon Octopus was originally drawn for 2021's Inktober 52 Week 21 prompt, "Octopus." A cute lil octo-friend floats for your amusement. Works on both light and dark shirt colors!

A four-horned goat skull floats in front of a setting sun. Originally ink on bristol.

Spring Inks Series 2020 #2 - Oni Mask (Red). This series focuses on ink designs composed around areas of hand-drawn lace and space.

Even cosmic horrors get hungry. This little guy prefers tacos!

#3 in the Spring Inks 2020 Series, focusing on compositions around areas of hand-drawn lace and space.

Everyone loves ice cream. Even our tentacled friends!

A certain other Baby has been getting an awful lot of attention, but I remind you that Cthulhu was a pretty cute li'l guy, too! Originally ink on bristol.

A happy tortoise delivers milk to his neighborhood. Originally ink on bristol, drawn for Inktober 2020's day 3 prompt, "Bulky," then digitally colored.

Originally loose salt on painted corrugated cardboard, designed originally for 2020's Gish race!

An iridescent serpent-dragon longboy winds himself in front of some clouds.

An armored snow owl swoops down for an attack!

A dragonkin (manticore) casts a spell at an unlucky subject below.

A heart hangs from veins or vines, looking ripe for the plucking.

Yggdrasil, the tree of life, growing from the world egg, while Jormungandr, the serpent, wends itself around the tree. Originally ink on bristol.

A gold and copper pirate airship. Originally painted for ENWorld's D&D5e adventures!

A fancy black-furred kitty reminds you that the opera is set to begin soon! Originally ink on bristol for Inktober 2020's prompt "Fancy," colored on a Wacom.

A plague doctor aberration stands among dark tendrils of mist.

A siren sits atop a wrecked mast, calling other ships to her with her cursed song. Originally acrylic on canvas.

A sleepy green dragon rests on her hoard of gold and treasure

A red dragon watches carefully as her eggs begin to hatch in the lava pool below. Originally acrylic on canvas