Gel pen art doodles from when I was bored in class!
“Patterned Hearts”- 2019, age 10
I first drew the patterned hearts with intricate designs, then colored them with alcohol markers and glued the hearts onto a green paper to give contrast.
“Tim the Toucan”- 2016, age 7
After coloring this thoroughly using wax crayons (to create a waterproof seal on the paper), I crumpled it multiple times, painted it blue, and then washed off the paint to get that effect!
“Wormies”- 2020, age 11
This art style that I invented is called “Wormies,” and this colorful piece was made with fine-tip felt markers.
“The Artist’s Trees”- 2016, age 7
First, I painted several pieces of paper with a mix of paint- dabbing and mixing to get the effect- then cut out the pieces and glued them on a simple painted landscape.
“Flower of Fire”- 2016, age 7
I used a pencil to make the outline of the fire flower, then oil pastels to color it in
Colorful Columns- 2019, age 11
One of my more recent works, I made this one with alcohol markers using a style learned in art class.
“The New Species”- 2016, age 7
First I made an oil pastel patterned background, then decorated and cut out some fish shapes to put on top!
Pop-up art- 2015, age 6
Included here is a toucan whose beak is crumpled tissue paper, a genie, a lighthouse using real sand and recycled materials, and a paintbrush and pallet made of clay.