Flowers in 20min

I know I'm not an artist, but a perfectionist that knows how to draw which makes me try to do anything the best I can, but I just can't make it as good as an artist would do. I know I'm not, but there are some days that I can see that at least I'm talented. I've got a gift, not a big one, but a good one. I made this drawing in 20min, and even flowers are the easiest thing in the world and these look a little weird, I'm pretty proud of myself.
The story is that yesterday I found out at 8.30pm that I had missed my flatmate's birthday. We were having a meeting at 9pm to talk about the chores of the house. So I got into the computer, googled the word "flowers" and during 10min looked for something that convinced me. If I have had more time, I would have searched for something a little bit better, but I didn't.  Then in 20min I didn't draw those flowers, but a sketch based on them because I didn't have the time to do them perfectly. So decided to trust mi instinct and draw leaves and petals based on the flowers I had on my screen, and the shadows were kind of made up as well because I didn't have time to do them carefully.
At the end it turned up pretty decently. I gave it to her and she seemed to like it, but I'm not sure. At least I tried to undo my little mistake.

The Waiting ("Favole: Stone Tears" - Victoria Francés)

The original is not mine. I drew this from a trilogy called "Favole" written and illustrated by the Spanish artist Victoria Francés (The original can be found in page 8 of the first book).
I'm not happy with the plants of the lake, and the tree branch looks a lottel weird, but I love the hair, I think I did the dress pretty decently and the leaves look like they are moving.
I love this drawing for the sensation of she waiting for something, looking to the skyline. Like there is still hope. I don't know. I can't describe it

Fujimi Mig-21

I know, I know, It's been quite a while since my last drawing of a plane, but I've been quite busy. The scanning quality isn't the best because I still need to figure out the scan in the "Computer Pool". This was the best I could achieve with my little knowledge of German and the basic features the scanner in that room has (don't ask why, but it keeps trying to scan a smaller size of the drawing and make it brighter, so I had to put contrast on the picture).
You may not notice, but this plane was done with a different style as the others. I didn't have the pen I normally use for the shadows, and I couldn't find a substitute for it. So I used a regular ball pen, but I had to get used to it, and, as you can see, the drawing has a different look with this Technic  I hope you like it any way. I made it for a friend who asked for it to decorate his room.