The old tree on the hill wasn’t the the most grand or prettiest of trees but he was a good listener and home to many birds and creatures..he stood over the valley and watched the years go by..
just doodling tonight ..had my 2nd covid vaccine jab at the weekend (unfortunately in my right shoulder) so drawing with a bit of a dead arm today ..sure it’ll pass soon enough

When Errol goes out he likes to dress like he’s a rock star.. Errol actually works in a lumber yard and has no clue how to play music but he has taught his pet cockatoo to whistle Smoke On The Water so that’s a start!

No clue where I’m going with this..may edit later ..think I need to give him a staff of some sort

grumpy old cat oc ;;-;; may or may not be from a WCU teehee

...Roscoe realized that there might not be a tomorrow....

Welll i got inspired by the Japanifornia Ace Attorney comic...
Eat your sush- I mean, Hamburgers!

Saorsa! Mar a chaidh a nochdadh anns an fhilm Braveheart

It's been a month since we had our new puppy! Her name is Mai and she is a big baby

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I was sitting on my porch this morning thinking about how to draw trees and i concluded that no matter how much i tried, I would not be able to paint a tree as beautiful or realistic as an actual tree. Then i began thinking that artists aren't restricted to drawing trees exactly as they are. Artists have a special gift. They are able to morph realism into fiction and create new and beautiful things. You can draw real looking pictures of things that could never ever happen in real life.

That inspires me.