by Brian K Raynor

"Music Flows" by Brian K. Raynor

by Brian K. Raynor

"Succeeded" by Brian K Raynor

Acrylic PAINT on PAPER (page torn from an old book).

"The Sexton" by Brian K. Raynor lunch break doodle

by Brian K. Raynor

"Supple" by brian k raynor

"Known As Clinker" by Brian K. Raynor

This Crow is ACRYLIC PAINT on PAPER (page from an old book).

"Well Known British Dynasty" by Brian K. Raynor

Queen of ENGLAND - Acrylic PAINT on PAPER (page from an old book).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFcWzT-nE8U

"Pink Nightmare" by Brian K. Raynor

3 Paintings Inspired by Daniel Johnston

lunch break doodle - self portrait

"Emerging Bark" by Brian K. Raynor

"skilled" by Brian K. Raynor

"Cape" by Brian K. Raynor



"Cape" by Brian K. Raynor

 This is a 1950's style Superman painting. I call it "Cape". It is watered down acrylic paint on a page from an old book.

"One Creator" by Brian K. Raynor



"One Creator" by Brian K. Raynor



I started painting and drawing on pages from an old book again this month. Just an attempt at keeping my creative juices flowing in the evenings after a day of mind numbing routine, without having to get too involved in a "project". The title of each painting comes from a word highlighted on the page. I used to do this as a kid. I call this firey lion "One Creator" and if you examine the page you will find that the words "One" and "Creator" are highlighted with paint.

untitled rockabilly skull by Brian K. Raynor

"Out Of Position To Produce Light" by Brian K. Raynor

Caricature of one of my favorite DEAD ACTORS. Very disappointing. Don't Do Drugs !! rip: Philip Seymour Hoffman

"Old Scratches" by Brian K. Raynor

"Built In United States" by Brian K. Raynor

"Built In United States" is a painting of a Native American.

"Perfection is Large" by Brian K. Raynor

I think this looks like an erotic Sea Monkey.

"Found" by Brian K. Raynor

"Abundant Treasure" by BRIAN K RAYNOR

I love crows. Everytime I hear them caw, I think of a grandfather who has been long gone for many years.

"POSTAL" by Brian K. Raynor

"EXAMINE LIFE" by Brian K. Raynor

"Examine Life" is watered down acrylic paint on a page torn from an old book.

"The Top Ranking One" by Brian K. Raynor

"Photographic" by Brian K Raynor

"Photographic" is a painting I did of someone's Welsh Corgi I saw on Instagram @lilothewelshcorgi.

"Power is Certain" by Brian K. Raynor

Yes, this IS a Crow in business attire.

"TRIED ONE DRAG" by Brian K Raynor

"Still In Form" by Brian K. Raynor

"Must Be Southern" by Brian K. Raynor

"Broken" by Brian K Raynor

BROKEN by Brian . Raynor

"Grinding Ahead" by Brian K. Raynor

"Grinding Ahead" by Brian K. Raynor

"America Cured" by Brian K Raynor

Do what you please but SMOKING is ADDICTIVE and SMOKING KILLS!

"Problems" by Brian K Raynor

"Space Butter" by Brian k Raynor

"Gilbert Performed" by Brian K Raynor

I <3 Dachshunds!

"Spectacle of Ringling Brothers" by Brian K. Raynor

"Spectacle of Ringling Brothers" by Brian K. Raynor is a PINK ELEPHANT panited with watered down acrylic paint on a page from an old book.  The subject of the page just so happens to be about CIRCUSES.

"Weighing Opportunities" by Brian K. Raynor

"Displeasure" by Brian k. Raynor

"Selected By Hand" by Brian K Raynor

Blue Cat, Green Eyes,... ehhh. Whatever.

"person" by Brian K. Raynor

"Enjoy Today" by Brian K. Raynor

"Bride" by Brian K. Raynor

Today's doodle is "Bride" of Frankenstein. One Million Dollars and you can have this signed scrap of paper. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY :)

"frankenstein excerpt" by Brian K. Raynor

Took a doodle break to keep myself from tossing the computer out the window.

"Important Staff" by Brian K. Raynor

Acrylic on paper/page from an old book.

"Lollipop" by Brian K Raynor

If I had an elephant I'd paint her red and call her Lollipop.   Acrylic on stretched canvas.

"The Tired Young Widow" by Brian K. Raynor

"The Tired, Young Widow" is a pencil drawing of my mother.  She was widowed at 34, with 5 children to raise on her own.  Tragically she was only given seven more years with us before her own death.  I know the drawing is not accurate but neither is my memory of  her face.  I remember her love and compassion. Only as an adult have I realized her strength and courage.