Ayesha KhanMore gouache painting, this time of some overgrown stone steps. I like the feel of this one, feels bright and fresh with all those happy greens. Also it was a good experiment with painting rocks (I have a hard time drawing, let alone painting rocks.) Gouache
Another! And I’m sure you can tell by how poorly done the door is, I wasn’t into it. I really only wanted to paint the leaves and flowers. Gouache
I did in fact do Day 1, that’s just going to post tomorrow morning. Here’s a little terrarium for Day 2. Really happy with it. Let’s hope I make it through this year! Ink, Water, White Gel Pen.
A desk! A vintage-y looking desk, with lots of stuff. Ballpoint Pen, Pencil.
Attempted one of those adventure things, it was supposed to be darker and spookier, but my love of bright, vibrant colours betrayed me. Kuretake Brush Pens, Pentel Sign Pen, 0.3 mm Pigment Liner
Little sketch of a bathroom, reference is from a photo on pinterest. Red pencil, Black 0.5mm Ballpoint Pen
A bathroom, with a tub I’d like to own one day. Even when using a ruler I still cannot manage to draw straight lines. Also trying to draw inside spaces since I’m terrible at them. FW Acrylic Ink, Dr. P.H. Martin’s White Ink, Kuretake Brush Pens, Water.
It’s really difficult trying to put out a drawing every day. I went through 4 different drawings before I was finally able to create this, and I’m only slightly pleased with it. Kuretake Brush Markers, and Pilot hi-tec C pen.
… only he’s a turnip. So technically a turnip-o-lantern for Day 5. I also needed some colour, since everything done solely in black and white today came out terribly or I managed to wreck. Brush, FW Acrylic Ink, Dr. P.H. Martn’s Bombay India Inks.
Hibiscus flower because summer is coming!? I think, its still cold and just raining here.. Coloured Pencils, Pen and Ink.
Ayesha Khan