This is a grouping of sketches I made during Thursday’s GOP debate. I took out the political references. Those can be found on my political site. The set is (clockwise from left) Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Chris Christie, J.E.B. Bush, Ted Cruz, John Kasich and Ben Carson.

Below is a sketch I did of the earlier debate. Here’s the first showing of candidate Jim Gilmore.

This is a mosaic of some of the sketches I did during the Democrat debate tonight. I’ll have to do more of this for more debates and the like. There are captions involved, but my working hard to get in no political debates or discussions here, I omitted those.

Here’s the finished painting with the small amount of inking for definition.
Getting some rest and up next for the rest of Sunday is my annual Christmas card.

Inking, again, with the Tombo and the Precision 7.

All inked and ready for watercolor!

This newest painting is set in an exclusive area of Brevard County in Florida. Thanks to, my friends, the Cronkhite family I was able to take photos in the area. I used those to construct this illustration. More to come!

The finished painting can be seen during the 4th Anniversary open house at The Knowledge Exchange December 4th in Palm Bay, Florida.

An illustration inked today while attending a meeting of a great group watching over our Florida springs, the Silver Springs Alliance.

Inked with Kuretake brush and PITT medium pen.

Part of a political cartoon I’m working on right now!

Inking was mostly a PITT Medium pen. A little Kuretake brush.

Part of a larger project involving an angry motorcycle rider inked tonight.

Used to ink are a PrismaColor brush pen and a medium PITT pen.

The setting for this painting, ‘Welcoming a Friend’, is Blue Springs State Park in Volusia County, Florida.

This watercolor painting is 16″ x 20″ and includes critters you might find at the park. Including the Florida State Butterfly, the Zebra Longtail.

This painting will soon be available as a print.

This is my newest watercolor painting, ‘Song in the Clay Springs’. The painting setting is the Clay Springs in western Seminole and northwestern Orange County. Today commonly referred to as Wekiva, or Wekiwa, Springs.

This is being commissioned by, Orange County School board member, Christine Moore to hang in the halls of Clay Springs Elementary School.

This painting includes the famous Bridal Palm at Silver Springs State Park, here in Florida.

This painting will be available as a print soon.