Ink Stickers

AMW Asian lady woman

A search for something unknown.

A world in Chaos

Rose and dagger

Female Asian face

Pew-pew

Armed for days.

You could write wonders with this.

Ink floral drawing

Another in a series of N

Scream in silence, would you? - Thanks for your visit ;)

A guy is always watching your back

Mystical japanese design

Hand drawn minimalist Ninja

I started this drawing / design in one of my sketchbooks. After finishing the woman on the left, I decided to add typography - in order to make it more "intense".

Watercolor fox with ink flowers

Black and white pen and ink animal illustration of a pet tortoise. Tortoises are land dwelling reptiles with scales on their skin and a large shell to protect their bodies.

Grey Heron in Indian Inks.

Hope you like it.

Cigar smoking gorilla

A cheeky little fox.

Shibuya crossroad in Tokio

Hand drawn Koi fish design

This traditional tattoo-inspired t-shirt design features a woman's face with a bird skull. The woman's face is intricately detailed, with a prominent forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth. Her hair is styled in an intricate braid adorned with feathers. The bird skull sits atop her head, adding an edgy and slightly macabre touch to the design. The skull is detailed with intricate lines, feathers, and several small eyes. The combination of the woman's face and the bird skull creates a unique and beautiful design that is perfect for any tattoo enthusiast or fashion-forward individual.

white mushroom design, sketch hacthing lineart

Pantheon temple in Rome

Radiohead - Bloom - Illustrated Lyrics

great artwork for Nature Lover

The Bavarian myth captured

Great artwork for Nature Lover

Lombard Street is an east–west street in San Francisco, California that is famous for a steep, one-block section with eight hairpin turns.

Named for Sitka Sound in Alaska, the Sitka spruce is the tallest conifer in the world. Moist ocean air and summer fog are the main factors that account for Sitka spruce's large growth. Sitka spruce trees provide good roosting spots for bald eagles and peregrine falcons. Deer, porcupines, elk, bear, rabbits, and hares browse the foliage. Native to northwest America, Sitka spruce trees are found on the coast from northern California to Alaska. Sitka spruce is also the most important timber tree in Alaska, used for many products including ladders, oars, aircraft components, planking, masts, and sounding boards for musical instruments (pianos, guitars, etc). Plus they look cool.

Great artwork for Nature Lover