Showing posts with label book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book. Show all posts

Friday, 28 August 2026

Immersed in Reading

 HELLO!


Recently, a certain photo of a cat inspired me to such an extent that I decided to draw it. This particular photo was a part of an old calendar (from 2009 but to my astonishment, I noticed the days are in alignment with the days of 2026 - quite cool). A cat from the photo is sitting on a pile of books, and is surrounded by more books. If a librarian or a bookseller were a cat, they would be that cat.

When I was thinking about drawing this cat, I came up with an idea to sort of extend my picture.


Mentioned photo is visible on the left side. Lovely cat, isn't it?
On the right side there is my pencil draft of a cat among the books.

Yes, my vision for this picture is kind of an extension of this photo. It's like asking a question - but what might be happening beyond the borders of this photo? And my answer was there is a lady reading a book so intensely she becomes the one with the floor. Literally. And that floor behaves like water - it's waving, and there's a splash because one book plunges into its depths. 

It sounds quite surrealistically, isn't it?

Saturday, 29 November 2025

a figure with a book (Caserta)

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Recently I was working on the drawing. I treated it as a form of exercise. My main model was a photo showing one of the statues from the garden in the Royal Palace of Caserta in Italy. I'm not sure who was pictured in this sculpture (I suspect it might be allegory of something associated with wisdom, or a goddess). The picture I'm talking about You will find HERE.


So, I took a pencil, a brown paper, and started drawing.



Soon afterwards I was not only using pencil but also a white crayon.

Tuesday, 1 December 2020

Rhathymia

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     Today's drawing shows a lady who's enjoying her free time as much as she can. She's surrounded by plants, sitting under the tree and playing with her fluffy cat. Girl is also reading a thought-provoking novel.

    Oh, and on her hoodie you'll find a reference to Sailor Moon's opening theme... Dunno why but I find this lady strangely similar to Sailor Mercury... 

😏


Rhathymia, pen on paper, 21 x 14,9 cm.


















 Have a Nice Day!  🐾

Sunday, 9 February 2020

Beryl Stapleton

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In the first words I apologise - I didn't make an another comic strip from the cycle '4 in 4' to the end of January. Lots of things happen but I hope I'll publish the next one pretty soon.

Recently I've got a chance to read Arthur Conan Doyle's novel The Hound of the Baskervilles. It was a great book and also pretty inspiring. When I stopped on Beryl Stapleton's first appearance I couldn't help drawing her. So I made a sketch on 10th January 2020.


Beryl Stapleton, crayons on paper, 14,7 x 10,3 cm.

Sunday, 31 December 2017

Girl with a book

Hello!

I'm sorry for my long absence on this blog.
I have got so many things to do.
In the end of the year 2017 I wish lots of happiness, health, love, patience and power to make your dreams come true. Happy New Year 2018!




































Once I've drawn this young lady who was reading poems for children. Mentioned poems were created by polish poet - Julian Tuwim (1894-1953). To be honest, I couldn't help myself and I drew on a book's cover a cat with an empty bowl. One of Tuwim's poems concerned a kitten which was dreaming about a milk.

Girl is thoughtful. She loves reading but she doesn't like when somebody interrupts her.
Quite understandable.

Have a Nice Day!