Baby elephant illustration done with Faber Castell polychromos colored pencil on Stonehenge paper

Each month up till now has whizzed by so quickly and I cannot believe we’re almost half way down the year. Ridiculous! But that being said, April has been an amazing month for me. I’m thrilled that this tiny blog is growing steadily, I actually almost went by my schedule and I wrote about 9 posts (this being the 9th one) this month. That’s a whole new world record for me. Yippee! 
So my last post was about the progress I was doing with this illustration I was doing and I’ve finally got around completing it. This is one of the few illustrations I’m doing for my shop update in May. You can read about my progress of this illustration at 
BABY ELEPHANT ILLUSTRATION WIP.

Enjoy my finished product!
 

Baby elephant illustration done with Faber Castell polychromos colored pencil on Stonehenge paper by Inkstruck
 
 Baby elephant illustration done with Faber Castell polychromos colored pencil on Stonehenge paper by Inkstruck
Baby elephant illustration done with Faber Castell polychromos colored pencil on Stonehenge paper by Inkstruck
I love packaging and although I do a sloppy job of it, I still do it because it gives such a personal touch to any product.
Product styling and packaging done for baby elephant illustration by Inkstruck
Product styling and packaging by Inkstuck for baby elephant illustration
Materials used for baby elephant illustration by Inkstruck which includes Micron pens,Polychromos,Tombow pencils,stonehenge paper and white gel pen.
In case you want to know the materials I’ve used for this particular illustration.
1.Sakura Micron pens
2.Tombow mono pencils
3.Tombow mono zero eraser
4.Stonehenge paper in warm white
5.Faber Castell polychromos colored pencils
6.White gel pen
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About zakkiya @ inkstruck studio

Zakkiya is the creative blogger and founder of Inkstruck Studio. She’s a self taught artist who let go of her architecture profession to pursue her passion in art. Zakkiya likes to write detailed tutorials in watercolor, calligraphy, and hand lettering. She also teaches watercolor workshops occasionally in Doha where she’s based currently. Other passions include traveling, photography, and basketball.When she’s not working, you can find her cuddling and running around with her toddler boy.