Yodelbat Art

Simple Pixel Snail 1

Cute little floofy moth friends

Bright watercolor with a lot of movement

A bright and bold take on chromodoris annae. Done with color pencil and permanent marker

Painted on location at Clarks River Recreational Area in 2020. Acrylic on canvas.

Collaged together some photos and scanner work. Reminds me of t-shirts where you iron on the image after printing it out

This started out as a simple color test of new paints but turned into an abstract painting of some weird plants. Who'd have thunk? (2020)

The first three of the aquarium plant series, together at last!

Inspired by one of my favorite videogame characters as a kid, this watery wavy design goes with the flow.

Change can be really scary, but change will always keep happening. Life is constantly moving, nature is a big cycle of growth and destruction. Can something that terrifies me be beautiful at the same time? The little pyromaniac inside me regularly battles with the part of me that lies awake at night wondering if my neighbor forgot to turn off their oven. I love stoking campfires yet ever since I saw an apartment burn down near mine I can't shake that fear... What does the garlic symbolize? Nothing, I just like garlic.... This design is also available with a border! Check out my other listings

Change can be really scary, but change will always keep happening. Life is constantly moving, nature is a big cycle of growth and destruction. Can something that terrifies me be beautiful at the same time? The little pyromaniac inside me regularly battles with the part of me that lies awake at night wondering if my neighbor forgot to turn off their oven. I love stoking campfires yet ever since I saw an apartment burn down near mine I can't shake that fear. What does the garlic symbolize? Nothing, I just like garlic. This design is also available with no border! Check out my other listings

Is it an animal or a plant? Or is it something new entirely? Whatever it is, it's growing and floating. Very, very slowly.

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sweet little void cats

sweet little void cats

A thoughtful looking friend on 60 grit sandpaper. Referenced from photo by Mitch Barrie on flickr. See it here--> https://bit.ly/33yQFtV

marker and color pencil sketchy drawing of a crow/ raven

The plants love it, the fish love it, and honestly? I think it's good for my brain.

sweet little void cats

sweet little void cats

Second in the aquarium plant watercolor series. A beautiful red plant can really pop in a planted set up. Iron really brings out the bright hues, and co2 doesn't hurt either

A sweet little friend peeking out from behind a tree. Get it in black or white! Referenced from a photo by Dan on flickr. See it here ---> https://bit.ly/3Gvptuo

Free-form, or "automatic", drawing in pen and pencil. A lot of focus on movement of forms, animal-like features such as wings, tails, claws.

A sweet little friend peeking out from behind a tree. Referenced from a photo by Dan on flickr. See it here ---> https://bit.ly/3Gvptuo

Tyrannodoris luteolineata is a high contrast cannibal sea slug! They stretch out their mouth parts to consumer their prey, other nudies.

Sweet sluggy buddies. Want a different background color? Send me a bubble mail!

toothy and long

There's no need to shout!

An bluey gooey floaty friend

something different! i like it, will play with more : )

The first of a series of watercolors. Amazon swords are hardy freshwater plants! I have two that I have had for over 10 years and multiple tanks. These beefy plants are simple and great for beginners in planted tanks.

This mutant bat doesn't have any super powers but they sure love to party!

Who doesn't enjoy a nice pallid bat? Warm tones, little snoot bumps, an immunity to scorpion poison. Really the kind of bat you take home to meet the folks!

A digital portrait of my old dog Bonnie Doone. I miss her dearly, but making this design for my mom based off an old photo she took brought a big smile to my face. She was and always will be a good girl!

CROW AH! but for a light background and stickers

Automatic drawing based on the prompt "hiccup". Markers on paper