Charcoal Merch

A gorgeous portrait drawn here in graphite & charcoal with just a hint of colour.

Skip was an incredibly talented, sensitive young artist who left this world too soon. We miss you, Skip. Original charcoal pencil drawing on a clay wash on Arches watercolour paper. This drawing was voted into the *top ten* of the Dirty Filthy Art: Charcoal challenge 'Boys', and was *featured* in the Red Bubble groups 'Pets and People', ' From Life', ★Face to Face★ , '1000 Plus', ' ★ART UNIVERSE★', 'Noisy Rain Magazine Group' , and 'Art Up Close'.#portraits #portraitdrawings

My own charcoal and graphite pencil drawing of a Staffordshire Bull terrier.

Little Boats 2

Very roughly inspired by the sacrifice in Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom.

A beautifully drawn graphite & charcoal Portrait of a Mute swan.

charcoal drawing of a panda with abstract elements

Eilly (girl portrait)

A goth girl in her dark splendour.

The mischievous Puck from a Midsummer Night's Dream.

A depiction of passion in bold strong colours, beautifully drawn in graphite & charcoal.

Bold and distinct eye of Shiva expressed in charcoal medium

A gorgeously highly colourful, macabre portrait of a skull,

A beautiful depiction of an high flying Snowy owl.

Digital charcoal mandala tile drawing on pastel background.

See these marks.

charcoal drawing on paper of a girl with messy hair.

Need a guy on his computer? This your guy!

This beautiful horse drawing is the perfect design for any horse lover.

This wonderful cat was drawn with charcoal and b & w pencils.

Cosmic Horror, Cosmic sharknado?

Panda pattern in various poses on a charcoal grey background.

Just be classy!

Charcoal drawing of Esther Williams, who was a 1950s actress known for playing mermaids.

In the past we buried the dead in ways that scare us today.

It is a portrait of the German composer Ludwig van Beethoven. The portrait is drawn with an charcoal.

Portrait of David Draiman

This design is inspired by retro fabric from the 1960's & 1970's.

charcoal hammer

I created this print in Florence, Italy while taking a serigraphy course. I care deeply about the ocean and wanted to make a piece that could portray what is happening today. I noted big topics such as overfishing, climate change, and plastic pollution. There is also a purple edition of this piece available in my portfolio.

This mandala is hand drawn with pencil. It took me quite a three lovely, coffee-filled, music saturated days to do. : ) (This is one of three colorways.)

He's so fluffy! And very hungry...

She is strong, sassy and her own women.

Screaming out