Ayesha KhanSo everything with skulls, bones, and flowers like this I think I’m simply going to name with human names. Just a human skull, with some greenery and hibiscus and plumeria flowers. I suppose this would translate well as a tattoo design. Pan Watercolours, Pentel Brush Pen, Dr. Ph Martin’s White Ink, Kuretake Brush Pens.
Just a quick little painting of some hibiscus flowers. Kuretake Brush Pens, and water.
More doodles from 2010. Another old doodle, I’m pretty certain it was using the same “oekaki” software as the one from yesterday. The name of the software still escapes me.
Just posting some stuff from 2010. Done using a type f “oekaki” software, it was so long ago that I fail to remember the name of said software.
A quick vector of a cute, yet ghostly white nurse. Adobe Illustrator
Another test run with painting faces in watercolours. I tried a darker skin tone this time, but it doesn’t look like it’s showing up to well on my screen. Pan watercolours, brush pen, and 0.3mm pigment liner.
Like a lot of people out there, I’m very fond of Tim Burton’s work. Mostly his stop animation films. Corpse Bride is one of my favourites right up next to Laika’s Paranorman. As it turns out, I can paint faces in watercolour. I just needed to be more patient. Hopefully you enjoy my fan […]
I was very tempted to title this post as “Squiddy McGiddles”. Hmm, not much to say about this, other than its very rough work for an upcoming set of drink coasters I’m going to make for sale. Stay tuned, there are four other designs coming, and I’ll post links for when they’re up for sale. […]
Vector of an 18th century dueling pistol. I did this a few years ago for something business card related. Adobe Illustrator CS3
Late night doodles. 0.5mm black and red pens, 0.5mm pencil.
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