Having a plate of fufu at a local spot while reflecting on the project at hand. Rollertip pen and red ink on paper, 2026. Stephen Ezike.

today's HANDDRAWN in procreate... Yes... I drew it...

I have burned the center of the piece.

I started burning the center of the piece.

Waiting for the right moment to cross. Rollertip pen on sketchbook, A5, 2026. Stephen Ezike.

Moments of Everyday Life. A normal day on the streets, with everyone going about their daily hustle. Rollertip pen on sketchbook, A5, 2026. Stephen Ezike.

Here I am on Hive, making art about Hive... This will be my biggest art project yet. It seems enormous. I have hard time reaching parts of it. Still this will be a lot of fun even if it is not practical.

I finished this piece. 2026 Pyrography (burning on wood) and watercolor. The work is almost finished. All that remains is to start spraying it with varnish and pressing it to level it. I think many have

A few quick sketches of people going about their daily market activities. Rollertip pen on sketchbook, A5, 2026. Stephen Ezike.

I finished coloring one side of the piece. And as a bonus here is a flower. It grows in our neighbor's yard next to our fence.

Sharing stories while waiting for their turn to be called for duty. Rollertip pen on sketchbook, A5, 2026. Stephen Ezike

I finished coloring the bottom part.

Passing the time, scrolling while waiting for her turn. Rollertip pen on sketchbook, A5, 2020. Stephen Ezike.

I am glad that I have watercolor set with many colors. I lie playing with them.

Heading to the work site in search of their daily bread. Rollertip pen on sketchbook, A5, 2026. Stephen Ezike.

Hello everyone, it is a pleasure to greet you and wish you all the best, wherever you are. I am sharing with you a new illustration made with 2 pigments, which although they are different, both react

I colored the stone and started coloring the ornaments.

Sharing a few minutes of the same journey with strangers, each carrying burdens that may never be seen. Rollertip pen on sketchbook, A5, 2026. Stephen Ezike.