
The fairy stands on some rocks watching as the water as it speeds by her. Wondering where it begins and where it ends up. The small painting is a 9×12 acrylic rendering on a cream colored canvas paper.

The fairy stands on some rocks watching as the water as it speeds by her. Wondering where it begins and where it ends up. The small painting is a 9×12 acrylic rendering on a cream colored canvas paper.

The Furst Gnomes attracts a lot of attention from all the little gnomelings because of their resemblance to a certain other figure. This drawing is done in watercolor pencil and soft pastels on my favorite canvas, an old book page.

This young lady likes to dress up for Christmas with flowers in her hair. The illustration was created using soft pastels on sheet of 9×12 maroon paper.

The Furst Gnome like to hang human size stockings because he thinks he will get more stuff, whatever stuff Gnomes get. This drawing is my usual soft pastels on an old book page.

While we don’t all get snow for Christmas if you do, why not build a Christmas snowman. Today’s illustration is soft pastel brushed over lightly with water.

I love to practice drawing the Furst Gnome characters. The first one is done in pen and soft pastels and the second one is just a plain #2 pencil drawing.

Every where you go this time of year the bells seem to be ringing. From the Salvation Army to the bells on some people’s hats. The latest drawing is done using a pen drawing highlighted in watercolor pencil.

The one was created on 6×9 card stock using acrylic paints and a q-tip and a pencil eraser.

The Furst Gnome got his tree home now he is having a little trouble with the Christmas lights. The latest gnome drawing is an ink drawing highlighted in soft pastel.