Kampung house, Penang Here's a drawing of a traditional Kampung house from Penang. It is a wooden house on stilts.I'm back to drawing buildings. I'm focusing on buiIdings in Malaysia. Ive also changed materials. I'm currently using acrylic pens which... Continue Reading →
European Herring Gull Do you love seagulls? I love seagulls. I must have drawn quite a few over the years but I never get bored of watching them. They are crafty birds and they have a thing for chips 🍟... Continue Reading →
Pigeon drawing Today's bird is the pigeon. I'm not a huge fan of them because they always get in the way but they are beautiful birds when you look at them closely. Their feathers shimmer in the sun and reveal... Continue Reading →
London birds My favourite thing to do in London is to spend time in the parks birdwatching. In spring, the weather starts to warm up and the days are longer and it's time for all the baby birds to hatch.... Continue Reading →
Spring flowers Every year, I've been drawing Spring flowers. Here are some from this season 2025. More to come of course. Flowers bring so much joy don't you think? I love spending time in nature and these pretty flowers really... Continue Reading →
Penang buildings I haven't drawn buildings for a while so I've decided to draw some of my favourite buildings from my hometown of Penang. These are a quirky collection of buildings showcasing the different styles of Architecture in the historic... Continue Reading →
Water caltrop Mid autumn festival falls on the 17th September on the full moon. It is one of my favourite festivals of the year as it celebrates all my favourite things. I love the mooncake, the lanterns and the water... Continue Reading →
Moon flask with birds I have been obsessed with these moon flasks. Firstly because they are so pretty, but also because of the name moon flask. They are called moon flasks because of the round shape. Moon flasks were originally... Continue Reading →
Herb Robert drawing Thrive like a wildflower.Drawing of a Herb Robert plant. These plants grow everywhere, even in cracks on concrete. They can thrive under any conditions. There are plenty of things to learn from them.
