I have been drawing a lot of owls lately. All of these made their debuts in the last couple of months on my Instagram.
It all started with this paper-collaged fashionable fellow.
Encountering screeching owls flying overhead on our evening walks, only fuelled my imagination more.
And finally, this sleepy owl was made for an Inktober prompt last month.
Hope you like my owlie party as much as I loved creating them! :)
Remember the Hair-Raising Tales I posted in September? Illustrations inspired by my daughter's crazy wild hair that drew a lot of laughs! Well, the hair-raising tales are back on popular demand. This time I was inspired by lockdown hair.
Yes, that time in our lives when the salons were closed, and our hair grew and grew.... totally wild and free. Here's presenting a couple of hair-dos that many of you may identify with. Only that I added my own funny spin to them.
Presenting the bun-cushion.... when there is so much hair on our heads that our beehive buns could double up as a cushion!
And this second drawing represents jungalow hair.... so much hair that it is as dense as a jungle out there!
Hope you enjoy these illustrations as much as you enjoyed the last batch of hair-raising tales.
Creative Rumblings wishes you and your loved ones a happy, healthy, and safe Diwali!
We humbly request that given the already worsening air quality, do celebrate creatively without destroying the environment.
Let the light within shine with all its might!
Since the Inktober challenge (see my last post) and other random things kept me occupied through last month, I had to put together the Nature Journal page for October in a rush at the end of the month.
October is the changeover season, when the summer staples are on their way out and winter seasonals are planted. In the midst of this, Shiuli or night-flowering jasmine stands out as the autumn staple.
I'm planning to do a double spread for the November-December pages of the Nature Journal. Let's see how that works out!
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