Week Thirty Three: Sky - 11 Months Late

Another one of the drawing challenges that I finally decided to draw out. My sister gave me the idea and I had to try. Rather than draw clouds and the sun or the moon and stars, I had to draw her dog, Sky. So this is a rough outline of Sky with bacon on her snout. Haha! 

Week Twenty Eight: Movie Scene - One Year Later

Didn't have the energy to complete the drawing challenge on time, but then there were some themes that I had ideas for. This is one which was fun to draw when I was a little frustrated. It's the only horror movie I watched in the cinemas and realised that horror movies are a bloody waste of money. Anyway, the scene that really stuck with me was the one with the eyeball, but what kind of scene is that? This is number 2 and much clearer as to which movie it was from.

Week Twenty Five: Hands

These are supposed to be my hands. They look fat enough in most parts. The pencil was the hardest thing to draw I think. Hahaha

Week Twenty Four: Personified Animal

This was definitely "inspired" by someone we nicknamed panda and with the horrible ill-fitting shoes that she wears. Not forgetting the weird headgear she had in the "halloween" photo. I would be looking very sad as well. 

Week Twenty Three: Imaginary

Definitely imaginary. Hopefully a dream come true someday. 

Week Twenty Two: Family Portrait

A really basic drawing of the family, including the dogs. 

Week Twenty One: Bird

I love owls because they can look so cute, yet look so sarcastic as well. Haha

Week Twenty: Bug

My colour pencils are dry and so this bug is coloured with crayons, which doesn't cover well on normal paper. Anyway, my favourite bug is actually the car the looks like one of these ladybugs. 

Week Nineteen: Eyes

I tried drawing human eyes, but I think these cat eyes suited the shape much better. I love black cats with green eyes, and a pink nose would be a bonus addition. 

Week Eighteen: Candyland

Candyland of cupcake houses, candy cane street lamps, lollipop postboxes, cotton candy trees, mint chocolate chip ice-cream mountains, gumdrop-lined waffle streets. Too sweet to live in. 

Week Seventeen: Favourite Animal

My favourite land-dwelling animal, the elephant. This one is a little out of proportion I think. 

Week Sixteen: Music

Because I'm all about that bass, 'bout that bass... Haha

Week Fifteen: Two

Another one that gave me a headache, but I am quite happy with my final drawing. "2" and "Two" together and with two colours. Wonder how 3 would have turned out....

Week Fourteen: Brand New

How do you draw "brand new"? The question had bugged me for more than a week and I finally thought about the ribbon-cutting ceremony as something usually associated with brand new things. 

Week Thirteen: Framed

Did not know what to frame, and I could not draw a nice frame to save my life. So after finding this cute quote by my favourite blue puppet, Cookie Monster, an idea finally popped up in mind. Got to work on the lettering for sure. 

Week Twelve: Wings

"Mama told me not to waste my life,
She said spread your wings my little butterfly
Don't let what they say keep you up at night
And they can't detain you
'Cause wings are made to fly...."

Week Eleven: Favourite Place

Mom said I should just draw a building with glass doors and the word "supermarket" on it. I thought about it and I felt I preferred a farmers' market and decided to try and draw one. My market is rather empty though, the stall holders are still setting up. 

Week Ten: Inspire

One word to describe the inspiration that covers my thirst for knowledge, passion for travel, love for food and the joy of discovery. 

Week Nine: Favourite Book

The book that sent my imagination to Japan and actually started my small love affair with books. The way the story was written also kept me so interested that I had to force myself to put it down as I needed to sleep. Oddly enough, I have not read any of Aruthur Golden's other books. 

Week Eight: Your Name

There is something about drawing something about yourself that seems to give me a mental block. The challenge this time was to draw my name, and although writing my name seems easy enough, drawing it was much tougher than I thought. I honestly could not decide on how to draw my name and that is probably because I am just as complicated as the number of ideas I had. The final results already show that there is no consistency in the style or fonts, but it probably indicates I am a little loopy.