AWESOME-ness

Logo designed for my AWESOME self...Wish to have an AWESOME year ahead.

Fiddled around Photoshop and came up with something for year 2014.

Happy 2014 to me. Have a wonderful start :)

Gift

Lovely Elephant Wood Craft from India...Baby elephant was crafted through small holes, in lay method was used. 

I received a beautiful gift from India. This hand crafted wooden elephant is the latest member added to the family. I have 2 elephants bookmarks (wood), and this is the third wooden elephant joining the family. It gives out lovely wooden scent, subtle and mild. The elephant was crafted lively and decorated with ornaments. The tusks are packed separately and am yet to attach them. Thank you for this wonderful gift my God Sent Dad.

Keep calm

Insanity

Insanity, made use of whatever drawing apparatus I have and created this. The charcoal, soft pastel and pencil doodling. 

Am not an artist, nor have any form of training of drawing before. Its merely spur of the moment doodling. Created as a token of memory of my second visit to Ta Prohm, Siem Reap.

LOVE

TWIRL LOVE - CREATED WITH SOFT PASTEL AND SMUDGED WITH FINGER

A way to de-stressed is to do something free and stress-less. Got a box of soft pastel for myself few days back. Now am happily venturing into my own way of de-stressed. De-stressed should also comes with creativity is it not?

HOPE

Tree of hope- soft pastel drawing.

Created this out of boredom. Life these days are difficult, and almost colourless. What we see everyday is some metal pieces with screen that reflected the whole virtual world. Our form of communication are all depends on those gadgets. What's the last time you actually dirtied your hands and draw something that is not for work/school work? We LIVE for ourselves...not for others, and certainly not LIVE to operate on metal pieces, talking to metal pieces and LED screen. I seriously prefer old school colour pigments. Even the rough texture of charcoal would have pleased me. Its time to think and do something out of the box. 

Note: Who knows? I may crazily turn this into a Xmas card one day...