Pakistan šŸ‡µšŸ‡°: my project

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I’m working on a project these days.

Coming up is Culture Day and I’m working on Pakistan as my project so I wanted to share with you some of the things I’ve been planning for this event. Maybe I ‘ll show you the artwork I’ve done. 






This is ginormous in real life. It’s 4A size.  I colored it one sitting all by myself! 




Qaid e Azam tomb. It’s reaally cool! It was relatively simple really.




Faisal mosque. Realllly hard. But it turned out worth it in the end. 



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