Part 3 of my Tezhip journey: From Sketches to Form 🎨 by Sidra Shahin

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You have amazing patience and skill

Posted by Heather Love on Tue 16 Jun 11:01:21

Your kindness is deeply appreciated, Heather ! This delicate work definitely tests my focus, but the process itself feels wonderfully peaceful. Thank you for walking along on this journey with me. 🌹✨

Posted by Sidra Shahin on Tue 16 Jun 11:33:20

Good result, Sidra.

Posted by Coral Pastor Caparrós on Tue 16 Jun 13:09:11

Superb art making

Posted by Chris Scott on Tue 16 Jun 16:36:21

I am amazed at the intricacy of this work. As Heather says, you have such patience and skill.

Posted by Lynda Green on Tue 16 Jun 16:56:48

Your patience and skill have been well rewarded with this lovely work of art Sidra.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Tue 16 Jun 19:11:58

Lovely design.

Posted by Christine Rogan on Wed 17 Jun 16:55:23

Thank you so much, Coral ! ☀️ I am still learning, so every positive feedback gives me a lot of motivation to keep practicing ! 🎨🖌️

Posted by Sidra Shahin on Thu 18 Jun 13:44:03

Thank you, Chris ! ⭐ I really appreciate you taking the time to look at my work and leave such an encouraging comment ! 🧑‍🎨💫

Posted by Sidra Shahin on Thu 18 Jun 13:46:00

Thank you so much, Lynda ! 💖 Your kind words about the intricacy mean a lot to me. Tezhip takes a lot of time, but comments like yours make all the effort worth it ! 🌸✨

Posted by Sidra Shahin on Thu 18 Jun 13:53:20

Thank you, Carole ! 💝 It is indeed a slow journey, but seeing the final form come together makes every minute spent with the brush worth it ! 🖌️✨🌹

Posted by Sidra Shahin on Thu 18 Jun 13:55:31

Thank you so much, Christine ! 💖 Creating this design was so important to me, so I am absolutely thrilled that you like it! 🎨🖌️

Posted by Sidra Shahin on Thu 18 Jun 14:30:37

Hang on Studio Wall

16/06/2026

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✨ Over the past few days, I have managed to make some steady progress with my work. My hand is slowly growing accustomed to holding the brush at an almost ninety-degree angle, which brings me immense joy. This is my very first fully planned piece of this nature, following the six freehand sketches I previously completed. It is a slow and humbling learning process, but I am enjoying every step. 🖌️🌹