Showing posts with label outdoor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label outdoor. Show all posts

5.22.2015

Sketch Dump - Salatiga, Siem Reap, Singapore



Comp studies inspired by the nature in Salatiga and Ketep, Central Java.

At Beng Mealea temple in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Didn't get to sketch much in Siem Reap with the mental heat and dust, instead biked and tried to make the best out of the very rare siblings reunion trip.

Some sketches at Singapore - Botanic Garden, different malls and street corners.






Wish I sketched more :/ 


12.06.2014

Cardiff Visit


Little sketching while "racing" with the sun getting away, at Cardiff Bay.

8.05.2014

A little bit of...




A quickie earlier. My friend Laura and I went to the beach with and we were in the water for 4 hours without putting sunscreen frequently. 
Inspired by Mambo no. 5


7.08.2014

Wilderness Exploring weekend






Sketches that I got to sneak in over the wilderness weekend. It was epic fun and peaceful, plus with the perfect companions. Literally breathtaking at some parts.
My terrible drawings seriously are so not doing any justice of the magnificent beauty of the nature.

3.28.2014

2.18.2014

How I Fell for..


My super dude who always be there for me, even when we just recently met and started being friends.



I swear I'm more useful in life and able to take care of myself. At least other than saving myself from a big creek and fixing a bent bicycle. Still have a "scar" mark on my right knee from that time!


11.18.2013

8.12.2013

Joshua Tree Camp


Camped at to Joshua Tree National Park last night!!
That place is an incredible playground and spot for star gazing!

  

Many thanks to Mary who hosted and organized the camping!
 It was my 2nd time checking out that other world, but my friend Clay has been there at least 20times!!

3.26.2013

Adventure in the Himalayas






















Tikasaurus was so last year! This Spring's drawing subject is Wereyeti! I had fun drawing these and I hope I can have my own adventure at the Himalayas or any snowy mountain one day!
The idea of wereyeti, that I included in this story instead of a regular yeti, was inspired by Eric Fortune. By the way, Eric only paints absolutely amazingly gorgeous paintings and if you haven't seen them yet, do yourself a favor to check them out.