I need to draw more flowers. I like the bottom one most, for it I added in the black/grey shades before adding the colour. Kuretake Brush pens, water.
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Author: Aiskhan
A formally trained artist, who works in a variety of mediums, ranging from digital, like Photoshop, Illustrator, and Clip Studio Paint, to traditional. My current preference is traditional media like pencil, ink and markers. I'm also a licensed Nail Technician, and have designed and done tattoos.
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Veil
I think she’s headed to a funeral. 0.5 mm Ballpoint pen, Kuretake brush pens, water.
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Devil Girl
Lazy Sunday doodles, of devilish pin up girls in stacked heels. 0.5 mm Ballpoint pen.
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Mirror
Just a doodle of a lady fixing her hair. 0.5 mm Ballpoint pen, Kuretake Brush pens, water.
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Hats and Dragons
My OC Mina again, only dressed, and with a baby dragon. 0.5 mm Ballpoint pens, brush pen, water.
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Snood
A quick little doodle, I was watching some of LisaFreemontStreet‘s tutorials on vintage hairstyles, and got inspired by the snood (snoods are a type of hair net, that were used for decorative purposes). 0.1 mm Carbon Pen.
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Pour me a tall glass of that…
…lemonade. Or ice tea, since it’s not in colour, who knows what’s in there. This is just a tiny doodle, literally, about 1″ x 1″. It was done to test how fine the lines of my 0.1 mm Carbon Black Pen were. 0.1 mm Carbon pen.
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Dead Girl Pin up
Skeleton girl pin up. I want her hair. You can buy prints here. Happy Canada Day to my fellow Canucks! Adobe Illustrator CS3, Paint Tool Sai.
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Poodle Pin up
I liked her so much I finished her. The hair took the longest to do, but I’m really happy with how much they remind me of cinnamon buns. I kind of wish she had feet, but when I tried drawing them in, they just wouldn’t. Prints are available here. Adobe Illustrator CS3
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Current Reads
I don’t have any art for today, so instead some of the books I’m reading. “The Knife Man” by Wendy Moore, it’s a biography on the man who created modern surgery, and “Princesses Behaving Badly” by Linda Rodriguez McRobbie, the title of which I think is self-explanatory. These are both non-fiction by the way, it’s […]
Ayesha Khan 