Hello, This post continues on the topic of doodling, this time with plants and trees. Plant and Tree Doodles Again, I started by taking ideas over the web, and collecting doodles. Composition of tree doodles Now, we can turn those doodles into a unique composition. And voilà! Transforming photos into doodles We can also browse the web for actual photos of trees and transform them into doodles. This can be very fun too!

Hello, Today, I will show a few doodles I did with flowers and plants, with inspirations from web searches and above all from Creations CeeCee’s YouTube videos. Flower Doodles The idea that CeeCee gives (and which I loved) is to make our own booklet of doodles, that we can use later in compositions. Composition of flower doodles Now, we can turn those doodles into a unique composition. And voilà!

Hello, This post will be about frogs :) Blue dendrobate During a visit to a zoological garden, I discovered the amazingly blue dendrobate. I then tried to capture it with watercolor ink (which I think I managed quite well ;)). From real to abstract Being confined at home, I had time to work on improving my drawing skills, and experimented more abstract representations of pictures of animals. So I took my animal encyclopedia and picked the tree frog.

Hello, So I didn’t have much time to work on the challenge in the end… But I did a few more to share. #inktober No. 5: Blade For this drawing, I found inspiration by looking at images of katana online, and I stumbled upon that photo which I liked very much. No.6: Rodent This one was actually rather easy, as I spent quite some time drawing animals and plants from an encyclopedia during the first confinement.

Hello, This year, I am doing Inktober, this challenge of making one drawing in ink each day. I thought it would be a good reason to start sharing what I have been doing since I got back to drawing and painting. I am a little late for the challenge, I started only a few days ago, but that does not matter. The idea is to take a month to improve ourselves.