Quilt illustration drawings

Editorial work

In June, I’ll be graduating college, and I’m going to have to find the answers to questions like, “How will I pay my rent?”, and, “How will I buy food?”. I am extremely privileged to have been able to not worry about these things, for the most part, up until this point, because many of us deal with these questions all our lives. Capitalism is what puts us in a situation of scarcity, controlled conditions in which we need to work to survive, and that’s what most of us do. Get a job, work…

Artist Oana Befort

I never posted the whole piece so I thought I’d do it now. I really enjoy painting quilts and tiles or any pattern like this one ☺️I hope some day I’ll have funky kitchen tiles I made and illustrated 🙈🌻🌼 . . . . . #art #illustration #drawing #traditionalart #traditionalillustration #linelgouache #gouache #gouacheillustration #watercolorart #sketch #sketchbook #sketchbooks #childrensillustration #childrensbooks #childrensbookillustration #picturebooks #picturebookart #kidlit #kidlitart…

While I was scrolling for inspiration to draw birds, an ad for shoes came up. So I drew the shoe instead 👟😄 (two more of my pieces when you swipe, just for fun) I’m sooo happy to be sketchbooking again, trying new things, failing, trying other things ☺️ Oh and by the way I wrote a blogpost about why sketchbooking is a superpower! You can read it over on my website, you know where to find the link 😉 Keep drawing bestie! #sketchbookartist #sketchbookdrawing #sketchbookart #lineart

Phoebe Whal

Copyright Melissa Castrillon 2009.

Assorted paper bits, pen and brown water colour pencils.