Ayesha KhanA 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.
Not the dog, the hairstyle. You may be more familiar with it if you’ve ever watched “I Love Lucy” seeing as Lucille Ball sported this ‘do quite regularly. Just a doodle of a pin up girl in capris and a crop top ready for the summer heat. 0.1 mm pen and 0.5 mm pen.
The glass is horribly misshapen, but it’s still decent enough for a 30 min doodle. Blueberry-absinthe cocktail, perfect for a Friday evening! Kuretake Brush Pens, water, 0.1 mm Pen, White gel pen.
Digging through my old stuff to see if I could find something to post. I already posted this to tumblr a year or so ago (prior to my obtaining a WordPress). Various 30 – 40 minute digital sketches of celebrities, they include Chris Evans, Lana Del Rey, Michael Fassbender and Christina Hendricks. Paint Tool Sai.
While I was on my way home on Saturday, (trying to make a right onto Sandalwood) I saw a line of 3-4 vintage cars that had been restored driving by in a line. I would have followed them but sadly Saturday was the day my mom was throwing a party so I kind of couldn’t. […]
I did it! A finished version of that doodle from a while back. And I didn’t muck it up (unless you count the fact that I dropped a chunk of avocado on it). Now I just need to dig out my proper camera to get a good quality photo of it. I think I’ll have […]
More furniture drawings, this one is a whole room though, okay a portion of a room. It’s all on a slant because I draw on a slant (I write the same way too). You can see that little vanity from before, and a canopy bed. 0.5 mm Ballpoint.
One of my OC’s (original characters), Mina, there are lots of doodles of her in my sketchbooks, these two were kind of nice. Sundays are perfect for lounging about in shapewear. The slip is modeled loosely after Rago’s lacette shaping slip. 0.5 mm Ball point
It began as a Victorian lady with a hat that hid her eyes, but morphed into a bonnet with flowers. 0.5 mm Ballpoint pen.
Not as in the seven deadly sin. Don’t mind me, I’m just drawing furniture for no real reason. 0.5 mm Ballpoint pen.
Vial of blood, that can be worn as a necklace. I want one, I’ll do a final rendering of it once I’ve finished setting up the garden (which I’ve been doing since this past Saturday). 0.5 mm Ballpoint pens.
Ayesha Khan