Fresh from my first masterpiece, Enter My Secret Garden, here comes my second piece aptly named.....Tree House.
Maybe I should call it My Imaginary Tree House since I live in Malaysia and in Malaysia we don't have tree houses...or, at least, we don't have parents building tree houses for their kids! ;)
But I bet it's a cool place for children to hang out growing up.
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Work in Progress #1
Work in Progress #2
Tip #4 - A bird cage is meant to be see-through but if you want it to have a colour, you can do so by drawing random lines of colour to give it the illusion of colour but yet maintain that see-through effect.
Work in Progress #3
P/S: Can you spot Cookie in the tree house? ^_*
Work in Progress #4
Tip #5 - When you have very tiny artwork to colour (like the leaves on this tree), it's impossible to do any shading but you can give it life by colouring it with a combination of different colours that blend together.
Work in Progress #5
Tip #6 - You can certainly add your own touches to the artwork to make yours different from the rest. Here, I simply added some grass at the bottom of the tree trunk.
Maybe I should call it My Imaginary Tree House since I live in Malaysia and in Malaysia we don't have tree houses...or, at least, we don't have parents building tree houses for their kids! ;)
But I bet it's a cool place for children to hang out growing up.
Tip #4 - A bird cage is meant to be see-through but if you want it to have a colour, you can do so by drawing random lines of colour to give it the illusion of colour but yet maintain that see-through effect.
P/S: Can you spot Cookie in the tree house? ^_*
Tip #5 - When you have very tiny artwork to colour (like the leaves on this tree), it's impossible to do any shading but you can give it life by colouring it with a combination of different colours that blend together.
Tip #6 - You can certainly add your own touches to the artwork to make yours different from the rest. Here, I simply added some grass at the bottom of the tree trunk.
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