Hello again community, This is my doodle of a bird which now could look like a blue jay. I just wanted to draw something simple and bright today something that with vibrant colors and alive even when it

A digital collage of a cormorant with a fish created from macro photographs of weathered urban surfaces. I also made a physical version.

This week is all about bird art found around my home. My first thought was to share this swan plant stand that I made in ceramics class over 35 years ago. I used to have a pair but broke one many years

Here is another collection of my wildlife artwork that I make from macro photographs of urban decay. In this case it's birds only! It always starts with searching the corners of our urban world for weathered

Bird art from macro photographs of weathered urban surfaces

This was one of the first images I made when developing my style of wildlife art from urban details. I usually take macro photographs of urban decay and use them but in this case it wasn't so much decay

A blue heron soars across an abstract background.

welcome to my love of birds

I've finished a series of three New World Blackbirds. I love painting birds because their form and feather patterns are easy to capture. Bobolink sings a song that sounds like the water washing across

I made another bird sketch. Enjoy.

Hotels cleaners got some art skill, i think its swan or peacock haha.

Hi Steemians... good evening... how are you all ?.. image... amazing art.. image This is my special photography art own by smartphone...I everyday my own photography share of all steemians... I will try

Hi Happy morning ..So far I couldn't understand steemit and within few days of surfing and knowledge gathering from other steemit friends. I got a vision about steemit ! Hope I will get involve and update

So nice to welcome you here, fellow Steemian! To stay in the ambiance of my previous post about a painting of a Tanzanian bird, I'd like to continue with another tropical painting. The story of this colourful

Fellow steemians, welcome! Another blog, another painting. In 2012 I went to Tanzania with a friend, who also was a co-student (good old days, haha), we went to Haydom Lutheran Hospital for a facultative