Lightning.  Watercolor mostly; some ink and colored pencil.  Available on your wall.  Postcards, too!

Messing around with watercolors on a rainy day.

Here’s one in pink.  I’m surprised the metallic ink scanned.  Find the stamp here.

Doodling over a stamp.  You can get this La Catrina stamp here.  I got the stamp at some little store in my old neighborhood, but looking at Invoke Arts’ website makes me want to buy, oh, I don’t know, a million stamps.

Mother Hulda by Arthur Rackham, an illustration for the story “Diamonds and Toads”.

gribblescribble:

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Lines, lines, lines!  I love inky lines, always.  Check out gribblescribble for more inky lines.  Some lines are pencily.  I like those, too.

iamafungirl:

greenville presents listed in the metropolitan arts council’s gallery section. the little things, make it worth it.

Congratulations, Erica!

Don’t forget, if you’re in the Greenville, SC area, Greenville Presents’ group art show is opening Nov. 21!  Several tumblrs are a part of it, including me.  (Click here for a complete list.)  So excited!

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nicholasmegalis:

Pretty White Silhouette.   Summer 2008  Boy portrayed by Nicholas Megalis.  Girl portrayed by Molly Lape.

More doodling with ink.  My brain has been in a fog all weekend.  I should sleep more.  Or less?

I was grading papers and then suddenly I wasn’t.

Hollie Chastain makes art out of old book covers and vintage paper that she “scavenges” for.  (She is also on tumblr.)

By oakyoh on dA.