Mixed Media Drawings by Glen Ronald

                                                                                                                                   Visit @glenronald on Instagram to see more!

Illustration Work by Amy Hamilton

Amy Hamilton is a young graphic designer and illustrator based in Ontario, Canada. Meet Amy’s beautiful animal illustrations…

 Amy Hamilton - Bear/Calm

 Amy Hamilton - Moose

                                                                                     Amy Hamilton - Red Deer/Stag

 Amy Hamilton - Stags/Strong

                                                                                        Amy Hamilton - Wolf

Find more by visiting her Instagram account, click here!

Pen Doodles By Artist Kerby Rosanes

Philippines-based illustrator Kerby Rosanes calls his incredile artworks doodles, which laves us wondering what we’re supposed to call the scribbles we make out of boredom. His incredibly intricate illustrations show worlds within worlds that are all wrapped up together in a grand composition, making his artwork just as beautiful from close up as it is from afar.

This talented young artist had been doodling in his free time for years until he was recognized by various art and design blogs. This acknowledgement turned his hobby into a freelance job, making his extraordinary drawings more accessible to us.

Source: demilked.com | kerbyrosanes.com | Behance | Facebook

Feathers Art by Jamie Homeister

Photorealistic pencil Drawings by Karla Mialynne

Artist Karla Mialynne creates impressively photorealistic illustrations, most often using only pencils, pens, watercolors and inks.

"The Octopus Table" by Isaac Krauss

The Octopus Table is a beautiful (predominantly) bronze sculpture designed and sculpted by artist Isaac Krauss. He collaborated with Alex Friend who contributed wax and welding work to the piece.

"Zebra Dreams" by Galen Hazelhofer

Animals are one of the objects that are not easy to be painted and not many artists who have tendency to make the animals as a primary object. If you would like to paint animals, paint it as realistic or if not, make it in surreal, so the painting will attract people's attention, at least that's our opinion. This watercolor painting titled "Zebra Dreams" by Galen Hazelhofer is one that successfully combines both. The Zebra looks ordinary in shape, but Galen add some color to the zebra stripes, makes it so stunning. Galen also made several animal paintings that you can see here!