In between exploring grasslands and jungle, dining on dal bhat, and scratching the constellation of insect bites on my limbs, I found a little time to draw.
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Harika is the Turkish word for wonderful, marvellous, extraordinary. It has always been one of my most favourite words, for both its meaning and the pleasure of pronouncing it.
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6 comments:
Nice sketching, as usual! That is a really great rusty roof - and how fun is it to hear the sounds of the scene??
Thanks! (I am hearing the sounds of brittle falling leaves, here in the coastal Rainforest of BC - ! Looks hot where you were!)
Thanks so much, Sheryl!
It's funny, when I replay the video, I can hear all the sounds I had ignored while drawing, and it puts a different perspective on that time and place.
Ooh it was an oven— a hot, sweaty oven!
you should do more videos, so that i can learn how to sketch. =) i am an architect n i dont know how to sketch, and thats a real pain in the back.
love your works, they are very inspiring to me!
omg was that a tv at the beginning, what a dreadful noise to block out. Fabulous sketch!
love this sketch, what a sure hand you have!
Faber-Castell pen - love them
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Thank you so very much, missnd, Sue and Barbara!
It was a radio– Nepali radios seem to go up to eleven :)
I used to be a strict Micron user, but since I have a hard time finding them in Turkey, I've been using the Faber-Castells, and I love them!
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