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.
I really need to update this place more. Anywho, here’s George. I had to re-draw him a number of times before I was finally happy with the flowers. Pentel Brush Pen, 0.5 mm Gel Pen, and 0.3mm Staedtlr Pigment Liner.
I turned 24 today. Yesterday we buried our little ginger tabby, Orion. He escaped in January and I found him on Thursday dead, curled up under a neighbour’s shrubbery, frozen to the ground. Rest in Peace Orion, you were a sweet little cat who was terrified of everything. I’m sorry we couldn’t help you. […]
A mindless doodle that turned into something more. All I remember was thinking about how dear little Pickle never shuts up. I quite like her gold teeth. I’ll try to get a better photo/scan of this. Pentel Brush Pen, Inkjoy Pens, Pencil Crayons and Gold Foil. There are some process photos after the break if […]
When I had a shop, this was our business card. Pretty bad ass no? Anyway, I still love this, I think its because the skull is the best one I’ve drawn digitally. Those were good times. Sort of. Adobe Illustrator CS3.
As you can see, my skills for creating titles are ah-ma-zing. *Sarcasm* This one took over a year to finish. I wasn’t working on this on and off for a year, I started it, did 8-12 hours of work on it, then left it there sitting on my hard drive until exactly a year later. […]
This is something I started on a whim. Drawing armor tends to be much more complicated than I had imagined. Drawing armor is proving to be a fairly tough challenge for me, so this may sit in the unfinished pile for some time. At least until I can create the armor in a […]
The fourth piece in the series. There may be more to come. Done using Paint Tool Sai.
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