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My Collection of Drawings


Here I am again! And today I'm gonna share with you some of my best drawings. I hope you like it too. Yes, right now I can't say that I'm very good at drawing, but I'm working on it with a lot of heart. I've loved it since I was a kid, and I hope it gets better.
First, I would like to introduce you to my friends, without whom no contact between me and the drawing would have been possible.


This is my set of pencils. These pencils are of different numbers, like 8B, HB, 2H etc. And each pencil is perfect in its function.

Now let me show you my drawings chronologically.


1) Nature in Bubbles


The idea behind this drawing is that it is possible to live without noise, busyness, pollution, traffic and stress. The only requirement is that we change our environment and make it nature friendly. 

2) Eiffel Tower


France's Eiffel Tower needs no introduction. There are many reasons behind making this drawing, the main reason being that it is considered a symbol of peace, the second reason is that it is a beautiful building and the third reason is that I love it. 

3) Taj Mahal


The reason for drawing the Taj Mahal is my passion for history. As you know I love reading history, this is a masterpiece. It shows the influence of not only Indian history but Iranian and other civilizations.

4) Neymar Jr. 


I made a drawing of Neymar because I am a person who likes football or soccer very much. And Neymar's place in this game is very high, this was one of the reasons. More importantly, I love the way Neymar celebrates every time he scores. He sure can dance well. 

5) Ship in Ocean


The main reason for drawing this ship was my inspiration from Pirates of the Caribbean. I love this series full of adventure, humor and thrill, I will also write about my favorite movies sometime in future. And of course Pirates of the Caribbean must be added to that list. 

6) Dubai City

This is the drawing of Dubai, it is a city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates known for luxury shopping, ultramodern architecture and a lively nightlife scene. The building in front is Burj Al Arab one of the most Iconic building of UAE. On behind left there's Burj Khalifa, an 830m-tall tower, dominates the skyscraper-filled skyline. At its foot lies Dubai Fountain, with jets and lights choreographed to music. On artificial islands just offshore is Atlantis, The Palm, a resort with water and marine-animal parks. This drawing shows my love for this beautiful City! 

7) Batman Beyond


This drawing is actually from a cartoon series from my childhood. Of course, Batman was a real hero to me in that era. And those days were very sweet days.

8) Praying at Iftar


Alhamdulillah, we are all Muslims, and Ramadan is the most important and special month for a Muslim. This is the time from which every Muslim tries to derive maximum benefit and goodness. And this drawing I made in the month of Ramadan to describe the importance of this occasion.

9) Scenery 


There is no specific reason behind making this drawing, it is just an imagination. This is a typical artist's answer 😅.

10) Lionel Messi 


This is the drawing of the world's only GOAT, Lionel Messi. Sorry for the Ronaldo fans, I don't really dislike Ronaldo, but this guy really deserves praise. And that's why he deserved to win the World Cup. But the world of football is very big, I hope Mbappe can become the next GOAT!

11) Boat near an Island


This drawing also comes from an imagination only. There's no special message hidden behind this. You can just imagine this vibe of being alone in a boat. And peace prevails all over the sky!

12) Calligraphic Drawing


This is a drawing of an Arabic phrase, and in English it mean
Love yourself first!

And I'm in a great agreement with this, Cuz I think we should value ourselves first.

13) Motive Drawing


This drawing is covered with a strip that says

 BE THE MAGIC NOT THE ILLUSION

 The reason for making this drawing is that whatever you do in life, do it in such a way that it lasts.

14) PSG 


This is a drawing of PSG's main logo. Again, as you know I love football. And obviously I have some favorite teams and players in soccer. And of those favorite teams, in the Champions League (whose playoffs start on February 14 and the group stage is just over) my favorite team is PSG. And so I made a drawing of it.

15) Super Car


What boy doesn't love cars and driving? And if this car is not an ordinary car but a supercar 😍....then it will be any boy's dream. And like any boy I love supercars and driving. That was the reason for making the drawing of this supercar.

16) Iron Man



Now let me introduce you to Iron Man, for those who don't know Iron Man from the Marvel series. And its actor Tony Stark is everyone's favourite. That's why I thought of making a drawing of it and here it is in front of you.
That's it for now, there are many more drawings to go but I will share them sometime in the future. 

Thanks Alot for reading.

Much Love!

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