Cute beta fish done in watercolor, mainly reds and blues. Has the distinct look of having no thoughts in his little head.
Just a dumb lil guy in watercolor
Also me: I chose this subject because it seemed hard
My husband: ... I guess that's A reason to choose a subject 😂
#watercolor #art
A couple more recent watercolors 😁 #art #watercolor #dnd #dragon
I'm can be quite verbose so I did not have room in the main post 😂 but Daniel Smith for those that don't want to click into the alt text!
Exceedingly pink watercolor of a Dahlia flower, featuring Daniel Smith Watercolors, the most prominent colors being Opera Pink, Aussie Red Gold, and Moonglow in the background.
Watercolor painting of a vase of roses, featuring prominently the Daniel Smith Watercolors Perylene Red, Pyrrol Scarlet, and Rose Madder Permanent.
Watercolor of a poppy, featuring prominently the Daniel Smith Watercolors New Gamboge as a base and highlight color, and Pyrrol Scarlet for the red of the poppy.
I'm not normally into florals, but my husband broke the age old xmas tradition of well meaning family giving bad art supplies, and did hours of research to ID the best watercolors and got those (whose bright colors demand exploration). Little did he know they're my favorite brand 😂 #watercolor #art
Watercolor painting self portrait with a medical flair. The author/artist opening her chest as she reflects on the inner workings of her own body in medical school.
Watercolor painting of a shattered, anatomically correct human heart being held together by kintsugi and gold covered hands with the implication of a healed, formerly broken heart making a person have more depth and beauty.
A diagram of the cranial nerves, meticulously drawn on the week in medical school where the author was learning them, but was home sick, so she decided to draw them to learn them instead of pretending to watch another zoom lecture.
A figure selected from a recent journal article depicting the steps of harvesting a fibular bone graft with the intent to fit the bone into the space of the mandible for a mandibular reconstruction surgery (Jaw in a day, by Hilary McCrary MD, et al)
Selection of some of my medical art from the past little bit!
#art #medicalillustration #medicine
Image featuring what was intended to be a dining room, but is now host to a table handmade by the author and her husband that has a 70" tv in the center of it dedicated for the use of D&D and showing battle maps during the game. Fun fact: every time we turn it on, it's playing Hells Kitchen. It has been doing this for nearly 4 years.
3D printed Ancient Blue Dragon from Lord of The Print, scaled up by 3-4x, with the author's D&D miniature for scale. It is painted blue with orange highlights on the wings and belly, and took a long ass time to paint, but the author is very proud of the job she did.
Another 3d printed dragon, but this time an Ancient Gold Dragon from Lord of the Print, painted and on the D&D table. This image features lit wall sconces in the background, the tv table from earlier lighting the dragon from below, and fog from the fog machine the author's husband built. Fun fact, this fucker nearly TPK'd us, and is the BBEG of the campaign.
Another image featuring a map from the tv table below a small black dragon, the fog machine, and some 3D printed stone pillars that can be seen through the fog.
By way of further introduction, my 70" TV table that my husband and I built the summer of 2021 before med school started and a few of the recent "mini's" we have had on it. I put mini's in quotes because they're humungous and took FOREVER AND AN AIRBRUSH to paint.
#dnd #ttrpg #dragon
Thank you, and happy new year! 😁
Watercolors of my party for D&D 👀 also hello bluesky!
#art #dnd #ttrpg #watercolor
