Landscape, Animal, and Human Photography

Pencil, charcoal, and pastel Artwork

Overcast sky with fog partially obscuring distant trees and rocky terrain in the foreground.
Swing in a forested area surrounded by trees, foliage, and overgrown plants.
Black and white photo of a metal chair and burn barrel.
A white metal bench with ornate design on the backrest hanging from a wooden frame in a backyard garden, surrounded by greenery and trees.
South Carolina
Snowy shoreline with ice floes on dark water, a small snow-covered island with sparse trees, and an overcast sky.
Lake Superior in March with more blue
Snow-covered backyard with trees, fence, and small shed, seen through a window
Coastline of Lake Superior
Front view of an old black Ford pickup truck parked under a metal carport, with dirt and leaves on the ground and trees in the background.

You can find beauty in everyday objects, people, animals, and your own environments. Seeing in the good in the otherwise mundane allows for the mundane to be exciting.

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Silhouette of a black chow
Theodore, the model
Black and white of Theodore
Zoey, the original model
Theodore
Theodore
A close-up of a brown, white, and black Australian Shepherd dog lying on a gray couch, with patches of color on its fur, and an attentive expression, in a living room with a window, curtains, and a shelf in the background.
Close-up of a small wooden mushroom-shaped object with black ring around the top, situated on green moss, surrounded by grass and small plants.
A small, weathered wooden post with black bands, surrounded by grass, moss, and a snail at the base.

Animals are the best of us and are the definition of unconditional love. If you do not have your own, please enjoy the animals photographed here.

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Leona M. Reeve 1934-2016
Leona M. Reeve 1934-2016
A pencil sketch of a smiling young girl with glasses and medium-length hair.
A detailed pencil sketch of a child's face, focusing on expressive eyes and hair.
Rebecca B. Reeve
Toby G. Reeve

Portraits are my favorite to practice drawing. it is the best feeling to watch someone ‘come alive’ on your paper.

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