Hriju Calligraphy

Happy October, y'all. After continuous rainy days since Sunday, we finally have a really nice, sunny, breezy weather today. So OBVIOUSLY, I had to take advantage of that uplifting mood to do some calligraphy and some art.

I'm excited for the fall season because it means eating LOTS of pumpkin pies. Many Nepalese festivals are also in the fall, so fall is always very eventful.

What are you looking forward to this fall season?

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Mother's day is just around the corner! Only 12 DAYS left (including today).

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One thought I keep going back to over and over again is the fact that things have a tendency to work out eventually. But that only happens when I keep working towards something with the belief that I can do it. If I love doing something, I'll keep working hard and fighting for it, and eventually, that hard work pays off.

What's something you love and will continue to fight for? Let me know in the comments below! 👇

Made this card for my friends who are graduating this year.

This is the first card I made using pointed pen, and it took me so long! I was super nervous about smudging the ink, so there were many times where I just let the ink dry for hours before working on it again. That was probably an overkill, but I'm working on it 😅

As mother day gets closer, I've been making more and more mother's day related gifts. I'm super excited to gift my mom some of these personal gifts 🥺

Class of 2020, anyone???

As many of you, I didn't get a formal graduation either. My college is *finally* giving us a proper graduation. I'm so excited to get my cap and gown 😆

Let me know in the comments below if you or anyone you know graduated in 2020, and received a late official graduation! Let's celebrate (or cry - that's okay, too) togetherrr 🥲