Some women are just impossibly beautiful.

"Venus on the R Train" Jessica Boehman, 2022. Watercolor and digital drawing.

The fiddling fox for the Academy for Teachers. Jessica Boehman, 2022. Digital. Please do not reproduce. 

I had the pleasure to design this poster for the music performance program at my college. Of course, I hid my dear sweet guitar in the mix. 

Reworked an old drawing for fun. 

"Wolves in the House" Jessica Boehman, watercolor, ink, finetec silver, and digital ink, 2022.
Based off the song 'Wolves' by Phosphorescent. 

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"(It's Hard) To Find a Friend" Jessica Boehman, watercolor and digital drawing. 2022.

This sparrow lived in the awning above the front door to my building, which I can see from my bedroom window. Each morning, he would sit on the wrought iron in a spot where the decorative glass had fallen out and would sing. I woke up like this each morning. One day, I woke to find him on the ground under the awning. I miss his song.

"Serenading Sparrow" Jessica Boehman, Watercolor and digital drawing, 2022.

They say you are supposed to start your year doing the things you want to do for the rest of the year. So, I drew. I sang, as rusty as I was. And I played my guitar. All things I want to get better at this year. Hopefully by 2023 I won't be such an amateur at the last two. 

"Portrait of the Artist as an Amateur Musician" 2022. Watercolor and digital drawing. 

I am not sure if this is, indeed, a goldfinch. I haven't been able to accurately identify it. But it glowed with gold on the Brooklyn streets. I buried it underneath a tree. 

"Goldfinch (?) with Brooklyn street" Watercolor and digital. 2021.