Theysaurus

Three Birds in a Trench Coat

Honky Boi

Rainbow Unicorn

Construction Cat

Magpie Song

Ghost Your Friends

Some lettering I created to remind myself of something important.

Hand-inked with a calligraphy pen, then digitally coloured in Photoshop. I really can’t help but smile when I see these happy little penguins all dressed up to party. I hope they bring some sunshine to your day too!

Inspired by my trip to Queenstown, New Zealand - it's skiiwi - the skiing kiwi.

Hand-inked with a calligraphy pen, then digitally coloured in Photoshop.

This sweet little alpaca is all tied up in knots!

Schrödinger’s Cat is a thought experiment – where as a result a hypothetical cat is said to be both alive and dead at the same time. Wikipedia explains it much better than I can if you are curious. Reading about Schrödinger’s Cat I realised what a striking image this would make – to draw a cat which is simultaneously alive and not alive. No cats were harmed in the making of this piece, it’s only a thought experiment guys :)

Hand-inked with a calligraphy pen on paper + digitally coloured in Photoshop. I’ve chosen to draw a sparrow because this bird is quite special to me. I was a tiny kid and my dad liked to call me ‘sparrow’. Sparrow is a continuation of my ‘Mandala Animals’ Series of drawings, and a slight evolution of the style. For this piece, the mandala style is toned down and I have chosen a more realistic colour palette. It still maintains the strong, tattoo-art inspired line work and flat, graphic colour application.

This adorable baby owl is ornamented with mandalas and geometric patterns. This artwork is a part of my 'Mandala Animals' series, which is inspired by tattoo art, mandalas, and my love of animals. :)

Hand-inked with a calligraphy pen on watercolour paper; digitally coloured in Photoshop. Another entry in my ‘Mandala Animals’ Series. I have a bit of a obsession with sloths, so I tend to draw them a lot.

Mandala Bunny Hand-inked with a calligraphy pen on watercolour paper; digitally coloured in Photoshop. Another one in my ‘Mandala Animals’ Series. I have a weakness for bunnies, because their noses wiggle when they eat stuff.

Hand-inked with a calligraphy pen on watercolour paper; digitally coloured in Photoshop. I cracked out the glitter texture for Silicon Valley’s favourite mythical creature!

Turtles are magnificent creatures. They each have a unique shell pattern, which as I found, works really nicely with the mandala animal style I’ve been working with lately. This is one of my most ambitious drawings to date. The original is quite big, and pretty detailed! It took aaages to digitally colour.

Hand-inked with a calligraphy pen on watercolour paper; digitally coloured in Photoshop. Flamingoes are getting their neon on.

Hand-inked with a calligraphy pen on watercolour paper, then digitally coloured using Photoshop. Another piece in my ‘Mandala Animals’ Series. Homage to my homeland. Kangaroos are magnificent, and dangerous animals. 10/10 would not fight one.

I’ve had the pleasure recently of watching a hummingbird make a teeny tiny little nest in the tree just outside my window. Such a small happening in the world, yet the amount of joy it brought me when I first saw the nest was profound. This drawing is for you, hummy.

Hand-inked with a calligraphy pen, then digitally coloured in Photoshop. Part of my Mandala Animals Series. Foxes are gorgeous. Such mysterious, engaging eyes. I dotted her fur with little emeralds to bring out the green in her eyes. And the whole time I was colouring this, I had “What Does the Fox Say?” stuck in my head…. Secret of the fox, ancient mystery, somewhere deep in the woods, I know you’re hiding! What is your sound? Will we ever know?

I sketched this after celebrating 4th of July in America. My hubby said 'draw America', so I did :) So this is my wink to the United States of America – a bald eagle devouring a delicious hot dog. It was hand-inked with a calligraphy pen, and digitally coloured in Photoshop. I’m super proud of this one, I looked up lots of references to get the feathers arranged correctly. Worth it!