Ayesha KhanA draw this in your style that I actually remembered to draw. I’ve seen these around Instagram a lot, and always plan to join in, but forget or run out of time. So It was nice to finally participate. Her shirt turned out to be my favourite. Below is the original by @rafaela.perasininc:
Quick sketch, used a reference from my People & Faces board on Pinterest. Purple Pencil, and Pink Pencil.
I feel like, my finished pieces never live up to my sketches. Or rather my sketches have more life in them. Finetec watercolours in Gold, Kuretake Brush Pens, FW Acrylic Ink in Black.
I miss having long hair, I shouldn’t have cut it back in December. Ballpoint Pen.
…with drawing big hair. I feel like most of the doodles I do to de-stress are cute ladies with big hairdos. Not that this is a complaint, I love drawing hair. Prismacolour col-Erase Pencils in Black and Pink
I like winter, for it’s visuals, it creates beautiful contrasts with the white snow against pale grey skies (especially when there’s a brilliantly coloured red cardinal or bluejay). But I seriously miss the warmth of spring/summer. Pink and Purple Col-Erase Pencils
I’m still playing around with this kind of drawing, the slapping down of colour to create the form then going in after to add details. I’m really enjoying it so far, as I feel I can be messier in my initial approach, and it still comes out nice. I’m especially fond of how her nose […]
Watched How to Marry a Millionaire again today, with my mum. I always loved the glasses Pola (Marilyn Monroe) wore in the movie. Oddly enough the bath robe? she wears is also one of my favourites. Ballpoint Pen, Pink Pencil.
My heart wasn’t really in it today. She did turn out okay considering I used not watercolour appropriate paper. Kuretake Brush Pens, White Gel Pen, FW Ink, and 0.5 mm Micron Pen
I wanted to draw a third eye, and her nose came out looking soo cute. Ballpoint Pen, Finetec Gold Ink, Acrylic Ink.
Ayesha Khan