Watercolor, ink, colored pencil

A small freeform study I made recently.

I would love to hear your thoughts.

The old abandoned hotel at Linda on Tasmania's west coast.

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Far and wide, throughout all the realms, were sung the riches of the unconquered South. Many were the souls who coveted them for their own. Many a merchant did set forth upon that road, yet far from all did return. Treacherous are those desert lands, strewn with stones sharp as daggers. And God forbid your wagon breaks down out there! No path back shall remain to thee...

This is my entry for the Pick your poison-category of Summer Joust 2025.

I chose these 3 criteria:

Beaten Track: Horses leave tracks that will soon be covered by sand.

Going Alternative: Cacti and Dead Tree do not use plant parts.

Unstable Load: As a result of a broken wheel, apples and boxes fell out of the wagon.

Was inspired by the Freeform tv show Siren and gave the look my own personal stylization.

in progress

two layers of linen

Moon lights a distant pond

as day fades.

Watching night-fall.

Fomapan 400

Fomadon Excel

Lightroom

Digital collage, painting and processing

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Creation #26 in my One Image series...

An advanced medium-weight starfighter from the Askata-Kairen Empire. It was dynamite when it was first introduced.

I don't remember what the original inspiration was, but I'm pretty sure it was mostly the Naboo N-1.

See the original here.

Gallery when ready.

now available -

'Freeform Style' by Jonelle Raffino and Prudence Mapstone

ISBN 976-1-60061-138-4

Prudence's website: www.knotjustknitting.com

Prudence's blog: prudencemapstone.blogspot.com

Jonelle's website: www.soysilk.com

Jonelle's blog: soysilk.blogs.com/be_inspired

Reflections can address light in some ways that you might think casuals, but sometimes they mix light and darkness so that the world can see that they are symbionts one to each other.

Was inspired by Cami from Freeform tv show Siren as i'm a Black yt mixed person in RL

Abstract from Zinnia image.

Sculpture by Richard Hunt. 1993, on the Michael A. Bilandic Building, 160 N. LaSalle St.