A suit of armor in the foyer of a restaurant in Budapest, by Ciana Pullen / St. Rhinocéros

5 second warm-up sketch, by Ciana Pullen

Sketch of a Burberry ad, by Ciana Pullen / St. Rhinocéros

A Berlin radio station asked for a design expressing the slogan, "Berlin is the heart of Germany," for postcards to be distributed...

Some good practice! I flipped through Marie Claire (the French one) and drew everyone who appeared in its pages. French Marie Claire, btw,...

The little brick airport in Charleston, SC, years ago (they've since remodeled and done a nice job). Back in the day it looked a littl...

I ran across this old sketch recently that I did in a bus on the way to UW in Seattle.

Mermaid, signed -St. Rhinocéros

I couldn't make out what her tattoos were when I saw her on the street, so I gave her a full sleeve of my favorite junk foods.

I'm in the process of re-organizing my digital art files-- all the photos of my sketches, paintings, art photography, embarrassing art s...

A small detail from an old figure drawing warm-up sketch that I went back and re-worked. I was very happy with the piece in its entirety, ...

Back at the beginning of July I participated in an exhibit at The Lighthouse in Glasgow, Scotland called Adventures in Space. Jon Jardine p...

 Back and front of CD cover for Die Quietly

A dog sketched at the Charleston Farmer's Market.

I saw this woman on the U-Bahn in Berlin. Signed St. Rhinocéros.

A field in the Berlin Tiergarten (rather like NY's Central Park, but calmer) unofficially dedicated to gay male nudists. There are oth...

Sketch of my husband sitting in front of a giant painting in the very fancy interior of the Literaturhaus, Berlin. Signed St. Rhinocéros ...

My main site is back up! It's been a long time coming-- I learned a lot of html and css, and my husband spent many hours working with m...

I'm excited to announce I've illustrated a children's book called Buster Gets Out! now for sale in my Etsy store and on the Bo...

Untitled, by Ciana Pullen, 2013. Acrylic on paper. This is from a series where I identified subtle visual ways in which the media portra...