I drew this Art after a recent trip to Copenhagen, to share with all of you my vibe about this wonderful city.

[Art] Mt. Fuji. A zen mountain.

Where nothing is constant amidst evolving icebergs, a pristine environment creates universal chimes of sound and color.

Is anyone longing to see the Northern Lights (or the Southern Lights)?

During lockdown, put some creative flow to draw Reykjavík, Iceland.

Wish to work in developing Virtual Reality experiences if there is opportunity.

The waves lend us the journey we make.

Indoors during lockdown, yet outdoors through drawing. Teleported to the Cascade mountains. Evening sun.

Sold some of my Artwork at a Marketplace last week.

Earned a small amount, all of which I have given to a homeless person.

We got a … hailstorm today in Canberra! This was certainly not in the weather forecast.

I was stepping out at lunch. Cloudy it was and I had my rain jacket on. I saw a, kind of, turbulent cloud system approaching. I saw passersby hurry up and run back. I kept walking forward, thinking this would be more rain than usual. Then it hit me. Ah it was hail. So I walked back and and stood under the shelter.

The storm intensified as something I have never seen before! Golf ball sized hail hitting hard, ripping trees, smashing glass. I took this video below.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mlv88akymo66l8r/83300329_574172370104802_6882486050170601472_n.mp4?dl=0

After the hailstorm was over, this is how it looked like!

When I returned home, I found my IKEA patio table smashed by hail. Or was that a meteorite?!

This is my attempt to draw the view of Seattle from West Seattle, with a view of Mt. Rainier in the background.

The sky – I initially tried drawing it as it appears in summer, of late with a haze. However, the result showed up as a bit anti-aliased. So I reconstructed the sky as having a standard sunset effect.

That’s a Cargo ship in the waters, arriving from a long voyage across the Pacific.

On a recent long travel to Canada, I got to see the same mountain range, from the flight over Vancouver.

My time in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest was quite magical and I hope to be back there someday.