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Last time a romance between an acrylic paint and a black pen happened was in the end of 2024. So, I thought it'd be great to create another one. I came up with a work showing a woman with a wreath on her head.
I hope You'll be able to feel the summer vibes from the picture which is visible below.
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| the Poppy Wreath, acrylic paints and a black pen on a paper, 19,5 x 14.5 cm. |
Firstly, I applied colours like yellow, green, and red on a paper with acrylic paints.
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You may find today's post a little bit unusual.
What's not unusual is my proclivity to doodling on anything. This time I took small cardboards from a teabox. I mean the ones which divide a space in a teabox, so it's possible to maintain the order between teabags. That's why I called this little project "tea doodles".
So far, I draw five of them. I let the pens had the time of their lives on these little cardboards.
They are below, look at them boldly.
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| a secret, pens on a cardboard, 13,8 x 5,8 cm. |
Among leafy ornamentation one lady is whispering something to the ear of another lady. One may wonder why the whispering one is having a green hand. Is she a fairy?
HELLO!
Here's a woman. Her face remains unknown as she's rear-faced to viewer. She's focused on a landscape beneath her.
This is a vision I draw on a paper recently. Soon I felt a need to do something interesting with it.
By "something interesting" I meant using pastels (both dry and oil), and also watercolour crayons. I craved to experiment with them.
I started with dry pastels. Then I used watercolour crayons for womanly silhouette.
HELLO!
With the beginning of the March I went on the stroll during which I took a few photos. One of them shows naked branches. It inspired me to create a surreal graphics based on this photo of trees. It was foreseeable. To be fair, it would be strange, if I didn't make one.
Anyway, enjoy!
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| A mentioned photo showing naked branches. Beginning of the March, 2026. |
I cropped the fragment of this photo, and started experiments. Mostly with gradients.
Those experiments resulted in the soft rainbow effect.
So soft, one may think it's a rainbow mist.
HELLO!
For some time I was working on a picture of a lady standing in the vague body of water. In today's post You will see a short story which started from a sketch made with a brown crayon, and ended with a portrayal of a Water Nymph.
Enjoy!
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| A brown crayon sketch I mentioned. |
