Sketches, Doodles, & Cetera — Witchcraft

I'm gearing up to take part in Inktober again this year, and I was looking over some of my pieces from last year to see what sort of inking techniques I want to explore this year. I have a bit of a different goal for Inktober this year, and I'm excited to share that goal on Instagram soon. But in the meantime, I wanted to share a coloring page from last year's collection, and so I present this little levitating witch. Files:• Download the Levitation coloring page here (PDF) - prints on 8.5" x 11" paper• Use regular printer paper or cardstock. You can...

This little witch casting a love spell in a cave with her feline familiar is an image I created last year for Inktober. All throughout Inktober, I kind of turn of the coloring portion of my brain, but I'd love to see this image with some more pizzazz, so I'm offering it up as a coloring page for all of you. Files:• Download the Cave Witch coloring page here (PDF) – prints on 8.5″ x 11″ paper• Use regular printer paper or cardstock. You can even experiment with printing onto art papers to try some different coloring techniques.

I've been obsessed lately with drawing architectural details - particularly those with a bit of an organic feel. So I sat down with my pad of Arches paper the other night and started doodling a little cottage (and I do mean little) out in the woods. Now I'm just not sure if the cats lounging about are tiny or if the flora is huge. Hmm... Files:• Download the Tiny Witch's Cottage coloring page here (PDF) – prints on 8.5″ x 11″ paper• Use regular printer paper or cardstock. You can even experiment with printing onto art papers to try some different coloring techniques.

I took part in Inktober again this year, and it was a blast! Many of my drawings were witch-themed, and I thought they'd make fun, Halloween-y coloring pages. You can see all my posts on my Instagram. Files:• Download the Witch in a Faerie Ring coloring page here (PDF) - prints on 8.5" x 11" paper• Use regular printer paper or cardstock. You can even experiment with printing onto art papers to try some different coloring techniques.