As the theme of the first 11th grade's art exhibition had been decided which was architecture during Prophet Muhammad's era, I got an idea on making a piece of art of ancient Arabic buildings on a thick papers. First I drew rough sketches on smaller papers, then I implemented my experiments on the larger paper. 

The equipments I used on this painting were Faber-Castell 12 Goldfaber Aqua for the aquarel basecolors, Faber-Castell 12 Polychromos Colour Pencils for the details, and Faber-Castell Graphite Sketch Set for the sketches.

I took my inspirations from ancient Arabic architecture, also called as Islamic architecture style I could find on the internet especially Pinterest. I also included some desert foliages such as date palms, cacti, and some dune shrubs. For the details of the buildings, I added some mashrabiya, which are window ventilations and more atributes like wooden suports and stone carvings.