The Creative Process
I have been drawing since the age of three. I was always amazed by how lines on a page can quickly transform into something wonderful. Below are some recent examples of some of my independent projects.
First, we have simple linework. I'd like to think of my style as simplistic but detailed, letting the characteristics of the image shine through the finer additions over colour. Flowers and space have always intrigued me which makes them the star of the show.
A bouquet of peonies. Ink on printer paper.
Single peony. Ink on printer paper.
Space: A Collection. Ink on printer paper.
A Touch of Colour
Although I love monochromatic, detailed art, I do still try to venture off into using colour. My favourite mediums to use are acrylic and watercolour as seen in the illustrations shown below.
Lavender branch. Watercolour on medium-weight watercolour paper.
Lavender branch. Watercolour on medium-weight watercolour paper.
Daisies and butterflies. Watercolour on medium-weight watercolour paper.
Daisies and butterflies. Watercolour on medium-weight watercolour paper.
Peace Lily. Ink and watercolour on medium-weight watercolour paper.
Sunflowers. Ink and watercolour on medium-weight watercolour paper.
Tulips. Ink and watercolour on medium-weight watercolour paper.
Beyond the Sketches
I do love going beyond my comfort zone (aka my sketchbook) to share my creativity. Although I could not recover images of some large-scale backdrops and murals created in the past, here is me finishing up a painting on my door in my first-year dorm for Christmas.
I can't wait to see what I create next, whether it be another large-scale project or more digitally-based art!
Painting of the Polar Express. Acrylic on paper.
