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Here is something I did a couple of days ago; still life done with chalk pastels. I first drew the objects with a pencil, and then coloured them, first with a single colour, and then emphasized the darker and lighter areas with different shades, using white for highlights. In the end, I coloured in the background. I've sprayed it with lacquer so that it remains safe and doesn't come off. Click on the image to see it in fullscreen.

This is another Dot Painting I did recently, also with a felt tipped pen. It's the edge of a sofa. It isn't as good as the previous one though, and I couldn't even finish it, but since it doesn't look that bad, I'm sharing it here anyway. :)

Here is a picture of a Dot Painting I made recently. I did it with a pointer, instead of the actual bamboo pen used for it, since it gets very messy. It turned out to be fine, though. It is made entirely of tiny dots. The darker areas are denser as they have more dots, and the lighter areas have fewer dots.

Hello People! I'm sharing my art dump here. It's a scratch project, in which I've put in a lot of my artwork which I've done in my life. Of course, it doesn't contain all the artwork I've ever done, but it does have some of the good ones. Click on the green flag to begin, and then use the right and left arrow keys to go to forward and backward. Constructive criticism, feedback, and advice is always welcome in the comments. Thanks for viewing!

Hi guys! I and my sister Zainab recently made some posters for ERDC seminar, 'Who fails when a child fails?' for the Poster Exhibition. There were around forty more posters displayed there, made by the participants of PTCC Batch 22. Of course, their posters were a lot better than ours, but then, who's comparing? :) I'm sharing my posters below: I made them on A3 sized pages. The first one shows a girl in a school uniform thinking about how boring her school life is, and she always has to do her school work, home work, prepare for tests and exams, do assignments, take tuitions, etc. It's mainly what goes around in an average child's life. The second poster shows a child, his teacher (the one on the left) and his parents. They're angry at him because he has failed. I've written 'Who's fault is it?' because that's the situation in many families in which a child fails. The parents and teachers don't fully support him when he needs...

I was recently going through my old art-pads, and I realized that I used to be a lot better in art than I am right now. Here are some of  the pictures I liked, so I'm sharing them here. I drew\ painted them sometime in September 2013. Click on each pictures to see it in full screen mode. Enjoy! A scene of a forest I painted. A beach and a Coconut tree I painted. A Coconut tree and a bench. I drew this using a  black felt pen and coloured in it with oil pastels. A lamp post. I sketched it in a park, and painted it at home.

Hi everyone! I recently made a project on Scratch , remixed it actually. There was tag going on, to make your own food character. Someone started it, and tagged five others, who had to remix it with their own food character. Then those five tagged five more, and so on. Kenza , tagged me a few days ago; someone had tagged her. I'm sharing my food character that I made on paint. Below is my project. To see my project on Scratch, go here .

This is a picture of the second canvas I painted. It is painted with Acrylic paints, like before. Hope you like it. Feedback would be appreciated. Thank you. Find out more: My first canvas painting

Here are some drawings which I drew recently using my Mom's old eye makeup. Hope you like them. Thank you. This is a girl I drew. I made it with a pencil first and coloured it using eye shadow.  The one below is a Japanese girl. Does it look like one?  I made it the same way, first, a pencil sketch and then filled it in using the eye shadow. I used a dry paint brush to apply it. A Japanese Girl Materials I used Above is a picture of the Materials I used: Some old Eye  Shadow, a pencil, a dry paint brush, and also an  eraser (not shown in the picture).

This is a painting I made on Canvas.  Actually, this is the first canvas I ever painted. I first drew on it with a pencil, then painted it with Acrylic Paints. Hope you like it. :)

Here are some pictures I drew on Paint. They aren't brilliant or perfect, but I'm sharing them because these pictures are some of the best I ever drew on Paint and I like them. A Rainbow An Ice Cream Toothbrush and Toothpaste A Heart