Ayesha KhanMy OC Mina, wearing a winter coat. Summertime is on its way. Wearing a high cut leg one piece and large floppy sun hat. Please ignore the face in her leg, I tend to draw over things in my doodles. Practise drawing hats on people. Wearing a thick coat with ribbon tie detail at waist. […]
Work in Progress of a future tattoo for myself. Of course now that it’s posted I’m going to have to change it. The words “Kiss Me, Kill Me, Love Me” are from the song “Child Prey” by Dir en Grey. I apologize for the blurriness. Done using pencil crayons and ink.
Quick sketch of a woman wearing a cloche hat. It needs more flowery things. But this will happen to decorated a cover of a journal or sketchbook at some point in time. Done using 0.5 mm mechanical pencil (has pink cats on it).
I finally got around to finishing the calligraphy label on my manila envelope. So as I’m looking at it, I’m noticing a lot of problems, aside from symmetry a couple of lines aren’t completely parallel. It’s bothering me to no end, but only when I look at the photo of it, in person I barely notice […]
Decided to fix up my old drawing board. Folk art acrylic paints were used.
Original sketch. I always end up with lots of loose pages in my sketchbooks, since I pull out pages, trace patterns, etc, so I’ve taken to adding a manila folder glued to the back cover to hold them. I looked at it and thought, “Damn, that’s one boring envelope..” so I started doodling on it.
WIP. Final. Practised portraits when I was first starting to tattoo. She looks cross-eyed. Done on fake skin in 2011.
First starting. Finished. A customized mug for myself using one of my favourite prints from Iron Fist Clothing. Done using Pebeo Porcelaine paints.
Withouth Polish Bottle. So, one of the folks I follow on Tumblr, is the lovely Rumpshaker, she posts a ton of nail art, and recently she posted a drawing of hers of praying hands with a rosary, roses and manicured claws. Hers was a rough version and she mentioned wanting to incorporate a nail polish […]
The fourth piece in the series. There may be more to come. Done using Paint Tool Sai.
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