complicated thoughts

 HELLO!

So, today I'm coming to You with a collage card I've made in Canva.

Once I was experimenting (and I'm still doing that) in this programme.

Below you can see the net result of my experiments.

complicated thoughts, graphic.

It looks quite surreal. I called this card with a floral motive complicated thoughts. 

the Poetic Graphics: where did christmas tree hide

 HELLO!

On February 2020 I arranged a short poem concerning a tough relationship between cats and Christmas trees because of disassembling the Christmas tree, and The World Cat Day (in Poland it's celebrated on 17th February). 

I've translated my poem to English. The original one you can read THERE.

Below you can read a poem in a form of "the Poetic Graphic". 

You can also find it on my account on Pinterest.

the Poetic Graphics: where did christmas tree hide, graphic.

In order to find the perfect background I chose a certain photo as the main inspiration.

Relax with a Violet Crayon

 Hello! 

     In today's post you'll see a spontaneous drawing. From time to time I like to make some doodles because it's relaxing. To be honest I do not know if I've got a notebook which wasn't ornamented with drawings of various ladies, animals (mainly cats), flowers, ornaments, etc. Some of them happened to inspire me to create something bigger (as examples I can point at a pastel the Expectation of Shooting stars or drawing Wisp of Galadriel's hair). Yup, before them were little sketches made on margins or notebooks' covers ❤

     And yesterday I was trying to relax after baking gingerbread cookies. And during my efforts I took a paper, violet crayon and started drawing this lady.

reaching for..., crayons (violet & pink) on paper, 14,8 x 21 cm, 21 XII 2020.

 

    

      I haven't got any special plans for this drawing... I felt pretty concerned during drawing. At some point I've decided to add a pink colour.

     As a title I chose reaching for... because the Violet Lady is reaching for something... What is it exactly? A dream? A guitar? A pencil? A pen? An amazing book? Another human's hand? A cookie cutter? Well, I don't know - let this be a kind of a wiggle room.

For now, let me 

wish You All, my dear Readers

lots of Health, Love, Strength,

and Peaceful and Joyful Christmastime

against all odds!

✎ Have a Nice Day! 🎄

♪ Eva Cassidy's splendid interpretation of O come, all Ye faithful

A drawing of sculpture

Hello!

   Again - long time no see! Today I'm going to publish my drawing of sculpture. I chose a David made by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. But I didn't draw a full sculpture... My drawing is based on a photo of Bernini's sculpture in the catalogue 'the Galleria Borghese. The Masterpieces'.

This is my drawing:

Bernini's David, pencil on paper, april 2017.

Wintertime

Wintertime, crayons on paper, 23-24.12.2016

Hello!

Well, you probably saw Winter finally, so you would noticed that I've changed my mind... but only about hairstyle. Thanks to this change icicles are more visible. I'm not a fan of "the Game of Thrones" so you won't see a title like "Winter is coming" [although I like Sean Bean]. :-D 

On the left side of my drawing, you'll see two shepherds. A Star is their road-sign to Bethlehem where the King was born.

A Winter's bag have got an inscription: MISSION: CHRISTMAS EVE 2016.

I wish you a lot of Happiness, Love and Peace;

a strength to fight with your own barriers

and fulfilling your dreams;

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2017!

~ Luffina

the Beach and the Best Wishes

the Beach, pastel

Hello!

That's a kind of a short break in drawing 'Galadriel'... I think that this pastel was made before a Christmas Eve in 2014... I drew it for someone. 

I found a nice photography of Polish beach in one magazine and - inspired by this photography I made this pastel. 

You know... 

Pastel isn't perfect but I love a blue colour.

That's all.

I want to wish you a lovely,

peaceful, happy and cheerful Christmas Eve and Happy New Year 2016!

Bartolome Esteban Murillo,
Adoration of the Shepherds,
c. 1657, oil on canvas,
Museo del Prado, Madrid