Limited to 25, this numbered T-shirt of the Island Kingdom artwork looks great on both men and women. Selling for $49 USD and $10 shipping nearly anywhere in the world. Get yours while it's hot and available because once these sell out that will be it. No more. To order a sweatshirt DM me or send an email to awolfillustrations@gmail.com The Island Kingdom was drawn originally, on a
The Giving Tree By Shel Silverstein Once there was a tree… and she loved a little boy. And every day the boy would come, and he would gather her leaves and make them into crowns and play king of the forest. He would climb up her trunk and swing from her branches and eat apples. And they would play hide-and-go-seek. And when he was tired, he would sleep
Tree Species 01: Foamcrest Tree “A tree is our most intimate contact with nature.” – George Nakashima Caught in the twirling winds, the limbs and foliage of the Foamcrest Tree churn. Bubbling and rolling like waves dragged across a sandy shore. Its enormous trunk is anchored to the Earth but above its leaves never stop moving. This is the drawing, the first tree that started this whole project
This piece was recoloured for Pandemic Puzzles a few months ago. I decided 'Death of the Auto Industry' needed a minor update as a jigsaw puzzle design as the white background of the original would make for a very frustrating puzzle experience. I added in the colourful blurred background and recoloured the rainbow burst of blood and guts, because the original internal organ explosion was just too cartoony
G'Day. This piece has been kicking around for years now and even though I saw it as complete, I am so happy that I give the colour on this one an update. I had no intentions to do so but when COVID hit and I decided to produce jigsaw puzzles with my artwork I know this needed an refresh because large areas of solid colours do not make
Over the last few months I have been lucky enough to have my artwork featured on two different cans for Collective Arts Brewing, based out of out of Ontario, Canada. I love how well both came together and look across a can. this is the first time that I have had my artwork on a beer label and I'd definitely like to do more in the future. Below
After sitting on this one for 4 or 5 months I decided to give a crack at colouring this, as it has been a while since I have coloured anything digitally. The colour scheme I used is a bit different then my usual palette as it is a bit more muted and earthy. I thought at first the colours I had chosen would be to complicated and make
2018 is the first time I have had the time to participate in Inktober, and it was truly enjoyable and forced me to work much faster then I'm used to. The constraint on time (for those that don't know Inktober is when artists participate by posting a finished ink illustration everyday for the whole month of October (or as close as possible)) quickened my pace and I still
2018 is the first time I have participated in Inktober and for those who do not know what this means, Inktober is an artist challenge that runs the length of October in which artist post an ink drawing everyday to social media. It is a way for artists to force themselves to push out work as fast as possible while and at a steady pace for one month.
King of the Dead. Drawn on 9 x 12 inch watercolour paper with Micron 0.5mm pens. This is the cumulation of about 40- 50 hours of line drawing, crosshatching, and stippling. This piece is the most detailed ink drawing I have ever untaken and a progression in different techniques which I feel I am starting to master. This is a representation of the King of the Dead is