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Final Result - Flowers!

It's near June! Yay! It means... My Mom's Birthday! Oh no. What should I give to her!? I don't know! I'm in panic!

Oh wait! I remember... A phone case! I also remember that my mom really want me to draw nature stuffs (instead of fandom stuffs that are scary in her opinion lol). I was inspired from @monsterbuaya's Instagram. So... Let's start.

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As usual, here are the tools I used. You may change any of the tools with what do you want.

• A Phone Casing, make sure that it is transparent, no color.
• Your own handphone
• Drawing tools
• Pencil
• Eraser
• Drawing Pen
• Copic
• Cutter
• Scissor
• Paper

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1. Measure the paper. Cut you paper, so it will fit the casing. Don't forget to cut some holes for your handphone's camera, if your handphone has one.
2. After cutting, start drawing anything you want for you casing. I always begin my drawing with sketching using my pencil, but it's all up to you. In this case, I drew a lot of flowers. Then, finish with your sketch, start to outlining it with drawing pen and color it.
3. Open your phone case and slip the paper between the handphone and the casing.

Voila! Three simple steps and you're done with your new casing! :)

Bonus - Color Palette! Below is the basic colors I used. Please note that I use copic (sketch and ciao).

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If you're a Cumberbi***es, you probably want to find a mistake.
And oh, that Smaug, looks like a lobster, not a dragon. //shame on me

So it was the time when I started to got addicted with DIY (Do It Yourself) stuffs... I googled some ideas and came up with a simple decoration. It's basically sticking a picture in the wall, but I made it looked like a picture on a frame instead.

There are many ways and variations to make this, so feel free to explore. Internet's on your side!

So, why don't we start?

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Below are the tools that I use. However, you can use another tool to replace them. Just be flexible!

• Scissor
• Glue
• Drawing tools (pencil, eraser)
• Marker (I use copic sketch markers for this)

• 2 Blank white paper
• Decorative/Washi tape

Now, you've got all of them? Okay, let's start making!

PS: I'm horrible at explaining stuffs by writing, so I'll try my best. Feel free to ask. X"(

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1. Fold the white paper (look at the picture beside).

1. Start drawing! Draw anything you want. Draw one object in every 1/8 of your paper. Make 4 objects.
2. After you finish you drawings by coloring them, making them neat, and anything else, cut your object. Leave some white spaces as the drawing's border.
3. Now, create the background. I use my markers to make them. 
• Well, here's an idea. If you can't make them with marker, use wrapping gift papers or papers with patterns! Grab 4 different papers, and stick them!
4. Now, prepare your cutted out drawings. Stick them to the background.
5. Get your washi/decorative tape. Cut them and stick it to the border of the drawing. Make sure you leave some parts of the tape unsticked to the paper.
6. Stick your drawing to the wall.

And you're DONE! :"D

If you're wondering about how do I make it, don't worry! I got some WIPs (Work In Progress) pics that I took!

~Peri Bawang's DIY - Behind the Scene (BtS)~

Here's the mitsake... Uh, mistake.

So, it was one night... My friend commented the final result in my Instagram. She asked me about Alan's hair (the one with pink red-ish background). I told her that that's the nearest copic color that I owned.

Many weeks or some months later, I realized something.

My laptop's wallpaper was Ben C as Alan in that time, then...

"Wait. His hair color... IS NOT AUBURN!!! IT'S DARK BROWN!!!"

Oh, how dumb am I. I realized it so late! At least, I understood what my friend told me.

So, I quickly fix the hair color by give the hair color to a darker brown.

Oh. Sorry. "._.)