712 More Things to Draw

Saturday. January 25, 2014. The family had resume the weekend routine, a trip to Indigo store… and coffee at Starbucks.

Aside from ukelele I bought, I found this sketchbook called “712 More Things to Draw”. It’s actually just blank pages with sections or full blank page with a small description in the corner of what to be drawn in that page. I promise to myself, I will draw one per day.

Day 30: crazy horse – 05/01/14

Day 29: a milkshake – 04/16/14

Day 28: a baboon – 04/15/14

Day 27: a potion – 04/11/14

Day 26: a dandelion – 04/10/14

Pointillism technique

Day 25: grass – 03/19/14

Day 24: a sponge – 03/18/14

Day 23: stardust and a starfruit – 03/05/14

Day 22: a brooch and a turkey baster – 02/28/14

Day 21: a leprechaun and a lice – 02/27/14

Day 20: twins – 02/26/14

Drawing inspired from Tim Burton’s The Corpse Bride movie

Day 19: an x-ray – 02/24/14

Didn’t see this Monday so busy, I was late to do my daily doodle. This is an x-ray of my daily routine.

Day 18: a wizard and a clown – 02/21/14

Day 17: a sword – 02/19/14

Tough luck? Have a taffy. Day 16: taffy – 02/14/14

(Dibs on the slogan!)

Day 15: a mermaid – 02/13/14

Day 14: a frown and the Sahara – 02/10/14

Day 13: laurels and dancing shoes – 02/07/14

I used haida art technique for the dancing shoes.

A Lazy Day 12: boxes – 02/06/14

Day 11: a smelly cat and a cookie jar – 02/04/14

Day 10: a feather duster and a churro – 02/03/14

Day 9: your bedroom – 02/02/14

When I was about 12 years old, one Christmas evening, I couldn’t sleep. Picked up a brush, a few acrylic paints and started painting my wall: a painting of a waterfall with a mountain backdrop, some trees and rocks. The painting stayed for years, and one day I came home my painting was gone. My mom said that it started to get scary because she felt some spirits started living on the painting.