Hello friends, how are you all doing? To avoid monotony with my lighter concept, I had a profound thought to explore something different and potentially revisit my light concept in the coming days. This art piece is not significantly different from my previous post, it only differs in terms of the object used.

Hello friends, how are you faring? This week, I will be participating in the contest with a digital art piece depicting Grum Flameblade. During my journey back from a lengthy trip yesterday, I took the opportunity to create a sketch for this painting in a taxi. Recognizing that my upcoming schedule would be hectic, I opted to utilize my travel time productively by working on this artwork, albeit not completing it in the taxi

Hello friends, how are you all doing today? I am pleased to present the next stage of my lighter concept, which in this instance, is a moving train. Upon completing the initial drawing of the lighter, I was aware that it marked the commencement of something more extensive, as I had conceived a multitude of images that could be created using the lighter sketch. Subsequent to my last post, I engaged in profound contemplation regarding my next creative endeavor, which led to a sleepless night. Fortunately, this rumination culminated in the conception of a moving train.

Hello, I hope you are all doing exceptionally well. Today, I crafted a sketch of a lighter after much consideration regarding how to expand my artistic scope beyond mere figure drawing, and shortly after completing the lighter, I felt an overwhelming urge to create something innovative while maintaining the lighter as the central theme of my artistic expression.

Hello friends, how are you all doing? Here is a graphite and charcoal pencil drawing I did of a beautiful young girl. When I first started drawing, it was difficult for me to illustrate the differences between an adult facial appearance and that of a teenage but with constant practices I began to understand the differences and how to illustrate it when shading. Initially I would avoid dark shading cause I thought it would make the image appear as an adult but I later realized that it wasn't all about the dark shading but how I approach each face.

Hello friends, I hope you are all doing well. I would like to share with you a drawing I did, which ultimately took the form of a sketch. This was done at the behest of the client, who requested that I merely sketch his fiancee, as she is said to prefer a rougher, less polished drawing that bears a closer resemblance to her.