Letters from Life....to ME!! :): i love sketching

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Letter # 318 Half a Year of Motherhood :)

My Baby just turned 6 months old! That's half a year of motherhood already!!! Time flies!!

And so I've illustrated my baby's favorite toys! Here!

Letter # 317 Follow your passion

Getting back to doing what I love with a little Human that I love!

looks like she approves...atleast I hope she does...

on the way to completion
ant; hover-fly; horse fly; beetle

finally complete!

Letter # 315 Adventures of Father Rabbit #2

Adventures of Father Rabbit

Letter #314 Adventures of Father Rabbit #1

Yay So I'm back after a loooong maternity break (break is a very misleading word but yet...)

And I'm finally on to a new phase in my life so woohoo!! :)

Been wanting to start a comic strip forever so here goes!

Adventures of Father Rabbit

Letter # 310

When the dark clouds of doubt,

anger or worry begin

to move upon you,

steady yourself

in the knowledge that in time,

the storm will pass.

-Bryant Mcgill

Letter # 303

With 6 Months of marriage closing in, such cheesy posts are quite expected!

Well, don't say I didn't warn you :P

Letter # 302: Random Doodle: The Crow

“Nothing is unreal as long as you can imagine like a crow”

― Munia Khan

Today is the day for the random!

For some reason, today I had crows on my mind, I see them everyday but today was different.

There is also this one crow that comes to our office verandah quite often and shows off this climbing + flying technique. And then those that raid the little bulbuls nest. :( Well, they got to eat, they got to live. Some misunderstood and mysterious birds these. Can't love them but can't hate them either!

And if you look closely, you will find something beautiful in them for sure! If you can't, too bad. :P

Letter # 297 : Remembering the Andamans: Cellular jail

Cellular jail was a colonial prison used mainly to exile the prisoners all the way in the Andamans.
One of the most famous of the inmates was Veer Savarkar and when you visit you get a separate guided tour to his cell.
Besides the dark history behind the prison (which you can read about online), the architecture and view is amazing. Today it is a notable national memorial.
We spent our first day at the Andamans with a visit to the Cellular jail in Post Blair.
If you missed the shenanigans we did at the Cellular Jail refer to previous blog post link : http://cressidafonseca.blogspot.in/2015/02/letter-252-dreams-do-come-true.html

But for now this is a watercolour sketch I did while reminiscing what a lovely time we had at the Andamans.