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Posted by smilesartoutlookcom on January 15, 2018

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“I find lore and the natural world both beautiful and fascinating, and that is where most of my inspiration comes from. Follow my Blog or YouTube to uncover the stories that have inspired my work.” – Sarah Miles

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A little preview of a much bigger painting! I had to use my whole body to paint this one.

Section of work in progress... I call him Kurly, Kreepy Kurly!

How do you cope with work and raising children?

Some more characterisations of Baha in the sketchbook. We used a number of different birds for inspiration in the end. Can you tell?!

A repost of a magical woodland springing from the pages of a book. I do plan to do more with this idea, but in the meantime I have a hundred other things on the go! Love a woodland, don't you?

Just enjoying the local blossom! But if you insist on an arty link, I have a blossom and blackbird watercolour coming soon, and the next book has a lovely blossom illustration too!

This is a small section of one of the illustrations in #ayahandbaha . It felt like one of the most time consuming, mainly because of all these tiny buildings! Some were of course covered by text, so I'll show you the whole original illustration one day.

A glimpse of my sketchbook, working on characterizations of Baha from #ayahandbaha book. Swipe to see one of the first early versions; he used to have a long break greener, and a much shorter crest.

Took this photo on my phone whilst out for a walk with my boy. I was quite pleased with it, and thought I'd share!

Using a Wacom tablet, I also drew 5 colouring pages for 'Ayah and Baha, A Wondeful Journey to the Holiest Mosques'. It was so much quicker than hand drawing, as I learned to use things like the symmetry feature to help me.

A little section of one of my illustrations of Masjid al-Nabawi.

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