Sketchbook - 7 min - Brush pen & watercolor - A4 - Practice inspired from a photo

#art #mastoart #artwork #painting #drawing #figure #traditionalart #traditional #ink #inkdrawing #anatomy #nudeart

28/06/2026: We brought the hay from the front meadow into the barn before the rain last week. Thanks to the rain and the healthy soil our meadows are quickly turning green again and regrowing thickly.
But not all green meadows are the same.
Too much nitrogen also produces green meadows, even though the soil beneath them is often compacted, infertile, and lacking in biodiversity.
When you walk barefoot across a freshly mowed meadow, you can feel the difference all the way to the tips of your toes.

#hay #traditional #haymaking #farmlife #farmwork #green #grass #landscape #meadow

22/06/2026: Hay turned by hand for even drying.

#hay #traditional #haymaking #farmlife #farmwork #grass #landscape
#meadow

21/06/2026: Hay mowed and pitched by hand.
I moved my manure pile forward a bit this year and leveled the area behind it by hand, removed some bigger stones and weeds mainly couch grass (Elymus repens) and planted new grass and flowers from our own seeds. To address the nitrogen surplus around the pile, I mow more frequently to make the soil less nutritious.

#hay #traditional #haymaking #farmlife #farmwork #grass #landscape
#meadow

STATIC SHOCK!
#dc #comic #cartoon #static #electricity #traditional #digital #art #pencil

Sketchbook - 4 min - Brush pen & watercolor - A4 - Practice inspired from a photo

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NFC - Squire
I drew this little rat in a beaker during doodle for charity at NordicFuzzCon. Proceeds went to Råtthjälpen.

#mastoart #furryart #traditionalart #pencildrawing #drawing #rat

#traditional #drawing #commission #rodent

"Elymentanrus" (La mujer de 4 elementos)

#engraving #traditionalart #traditional #elements #natural #blacknwhite #blackandwhite #oilpainting #oilpaint

So I'm getting verry comfy with this platform, un-ironically as Mastodon and Vanillo, so.. i can show another artwork here, so it will actually become diversified.

This one, i made it when i was in high school, when my engraving class teacher told me "Haz una obra de arte sobre los elementos naturales". I'm gonna put my full story on alt text so it can bridge both sites, this one. I gonna keep it long:

What i remember doing this engraving artwork is that they well telling me that "Hiciste este grabado difícil de terminarlo a tiempo", ... ignore that and proceed and finish (Also back them, i was extremely lazy, not want to finish anything).
I remember finishing and having dificulting printing this with oil painting on a plastic plank. Everyone in my engraving classroom saw my artwort and was shock and verry impress that i really put effort on this artwork. Feathers, clouds, even the scales of her 4 radle snakes tail.

Not be of the top, everyone proceed to make it simple and easy to finish..., while me feeling the perfectionist and "texture sensory satisfaction(???)", prooving that i'm a "professional artist".. and yeah.. i understand why everyone proceed to make it simple and not complex to finish.

..no joke, i remember one time my art teacher told me "you're not professional artist, you just begin", that believe, i did go too close to the sun, so i neither both, hobbyist, is what i concluded growing up.