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So.. it has been a while since I last added any post… 4 months to be exact. The thing is, when I just started, the blog gave me a good reason do draw, to be creative. Since then time have passed – got a new position at work, which demands more creativity, so this part in my life got covered, and I found ways not to attend my classes, so I have a lot of spare time now, that I fill with fun activities (which doesn’t usually include my home assignments).

So slowly but surely, the need to draw was pushed asside, returning only in long meetings and phone-doodling (you know, doodling circles and funny faces when you’re on looong phone conversations).

Then today an unexpected complement from an illustrator which I really appreciate – Elite Avni, gave me a boost of motivation… Why did I even stop drawing?? So – I’m back :)

Spot The Differences

Ok, so I prommised a new design. If you didn’t already notice – the new design is already live! It’s very similar to the previous one, but hey – it’s really better. can’t you see it?

Well, if you’re like my lovely boyfriend (who said “Yeah, the old one was great. Where’s the new one??” – when looking at the new design…), then let me help you with the ‘before’ and ‘after’ images.

Can you spot the differences? (Hint – there are 7 visible differences!)

The first special request ‘How to draw…’ was made by my lovely sister Talya who asked for the funny smiling cat. The second one was the cute piggy my cousin Michal requested – it helped her creating a nice bag with a piggy decoration, and now – it’s the third time – Roee, these shoes are for you. enjoy!

How to draw a very simple shoe

When drawing shoes I always use the ‘circles’ method – drawing a basic sketch of the foot shape, and covering it with the shoe. I use this method even if I’m drawing with a free hand, without the use of the circles for the rest of the body, but when it comes to the shoes – I find that the circles are important for me

1. Draw a simple sketch of the heel and the end of the foot. There’s no need to draw the toes or anything, just verify the shape size is in the right proportion, relative to the rest of your cartoon body.

Yeah, it’s the Santa from the previous post, but this time – with a Hanukia, lighting up the holiday season. I had so much fun drawing him, so here he is again, with a Chanukah’s Menorah in his hand: