Another quick watercolor and ink sketch of a Masai giraffe, which is a Vulnerable species. Photo reference: my own at Sacramento Zoo yesterday. I may rework this as part of the series when I get to letter M.
“G Is for Goldstreifiger”, part of my Endangered Alphabet series. This poor beetle is endangered not only because of logging, but also because they are so beautiful that people collect them in great numbers. Watercolor, water-soluble crayons, Micron pens, and paint pens on hot press cotton paper, 8″ x 10″. Read more…
Taking a short break from my formal Endangered Alphabet series for a quick watercolor and ink sketch of a Masai giraffe, which is a Vulnerable species. Photo reference: my own at Sacramento Zoo yesterday. I may rework this as part of the series when I get to letter M.
G is for Goldstreifiger, ink outlines on watercolor paper.
The false gharial, also known as tomistoma, is a freshwater crocodilian native to southeast Asia. Winsor and Newton artist watercolor, Gellyroll pens, and Micron pen on hot press cotton paper. Buy Original Artwork | Buy a Print
More watercolor washes and gel pens on for F is for False Gharial. Winsor and Newton artist watercolor, Gellyroll pens, and Micron pen on hot press cotton paper.
First watercolor washes for F is for False Gharial. Winsor and Newton artist watercolor and Micron pen on hot press cotton paper.
Ink outlines for F is for False Gharial. Micron pen on hot press cotton paper.
The Eastern Lowland Gorilla is endemic to the mountainous forests of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. It is the largest of the four subspecies of gorilla. It has jet black hair except for the alpha male silverbacks. These gorillas are highly sociable and very peaceful, living in groups of 2 Read more…
Eastern Lowland Gorilla, first layers of watercolor.