I have a hawk that likes to model for me. It shows up every so often to pose for the camera. At times it looks quite pensive, regal, or curious. Other times just hungry. But it never stays for dinner.

Below are some photos of Galleria Umberto I of Napoli (Naples), Italy. Galleria Umberto I is part of the listed World Heritage Site of Naples and was built between 1887 and 1891 during the reign of King

Naples is a chaotic, messy masterpiece of a city, one brimming with creativity where every wall, archway, door, and skyscraper is a canvas for creative expression. The city itself is a manifestation of

Sicily is a world where schedules are vague guidelines (if they exist), people don't walk but meander, and a meal can last for hours. Nowhere is this more true than in the seaside paradise known as Cefalù.

Today I'm sharing some drawings and digital paintings based on human anatomy. The first and last (black background) are a bit newer and they're digital paintings. I made them using my Intuos Pro Wacom

My first trip to Italy was to Palermo, Sicily. I went to teach English. It was an amazing experience. The photo above is of Fontana Pretoria located in Piazza Pretoria, also known as the Square of Shame.

Here is a Kakashi Hataki digital painting I made a little while back. I don't make too much fan art so this was fun to create. He's using his infamous Chidori here. Feel free to let me know what you think.

I'm currently recalling my wonderful trip to the Royal Palace of Caserta in the Campania region of Italy before the outbreak. While the interior of the palace was stunning, I truly enjoyed the palace grounds