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I feel like this is a common picture. I'm sure theres millions of people who took a shot at something like this. Well, I was just bored. And it was fun.
Sooo like im takin an online class about how to make movies and characters for animations, and they always use sharpies when they are rough drafting. In case u have asked me to draw somthing and I hvent, it is because I am soooooooo backed up with my sketches and I am working on a cardboard/papermache mask from bleach. SRY! Randomness for the day: "I learned how to count to infinity... it's as easy as counting pi."
On a shoot with Martine at a French dog show/exhibition.
Sleepy lunchtime with Mother and puppies,
shortly afterwords they were running around playing.
A fave at this time of year at Jawbone. The Sharp-tailed Sandpipers can be seen in the shallows of the Jawbone Marine Reserve.
Happy Wing Wednesday!
Blade tunnel with a twist. During this exposure, I twisted the blade on it’s long axis as it was moved away from the lens. LPB Plexiglass Circle blade, decorated with luminous pink sharpie ink. Connected to a Concentrate C5, on custom fast strobe mode (cyan/cyan/cyan/pink). f/5.6, 1.6secs, ISO1600. “Interstellar clouds” in the background were an accidental effect from the light from the blade hitting the black cloth backdrop. Post processed from RAW exposure in Adobe Lightroom 6.
sharpie tattoo that's filled with god's love.
the completed one wasn't photographed sadly. the next day it washed away way too easily.
Maybe a stencil design soon. The eyes will be a bit tricky though.
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Customised flags for Sharpie Pens using Sharpie permanent markers. The flags are currently being used for promotion at music festivals across the UK.
normally i only use fine (read: regular ball point) pen on my hands, but i've found that it works well on my arms too-- at least forearms. sharpie is probably better for upper still.
Blackie Spit - Surrey BC Canada
I finally got a clean look at a Sharp-shinned Hawk. I've seen a few Cooper's Hawks up close, but never a Sharpie. This one was hunting sparrows through the thicket, but he wasn't successful while I was there. He finally left this perch to chase an Immature Cooper's Hawk.
I keep all the "reject" paintings hanging around in the studio. I like to go back and look at them with fresh eyes to see if I can save them. Sometimes all it takes is a sharpie!
I was looking for a known Sora at Virginia Lake in suburban St John's when this beautiful juvenile Sharp Shinned Hawk flew into the scene...perched on a super branch and stayed long enough for me to grab a few frames of it...As these small hawks ( smallest found in Canada as per Cornell's " mature their eye colour changes from yellow to a brilliant orange.
#DoodlewashOctober2025 prompt: Lantern.
#Inktober prompt: Murky.
#artistryinkchallengeoctober2025 prompt: Jack-o’-Lantern
Did you know before the tradition of carving Jack-o’-Lanterns was brought to America, the faces were carved into turnips, potatoes, beets, and rutabagas to ward off evil spirits in the murky night?
Hand drawn with Sharpie pens on Arches Cold Press.
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