@akbaly: One of my favorite things about pen and ink is watching a flower slowly emerge from a collection of simple lines. No color. No fancy tools. Just patience, observation, and a Micron 02. If you’d like to learn how I sketched and inked this carnation step-by-step, the full slow-paced tutorial is now available on my YouTube channel. ✨ Link in bio! #howtodrawflowers #penandink #botanicaldrawing #drawingprocess #inkdrawing

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Full tutorial on YouTube @Akbaly Link in bio!🌸🌸🌸
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