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From Traditional to Digital

 

These Chinese looking dolls were drawn in beginning of this year. I was inspired by the Chinese festive mood.

Lately, I have this new addiction to Adobe Illustrator. I started exploring on the pen tool and find it really fun. I am going to use it often from now onward.




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