that Springtime Sadness

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the Coming of Spring doesn't make everyone happy..., pen on paper, 14,8 x 17,4 cm.

     My latest drawing is showing a melting snowman during sunny weather. This happens after winter so you could also see Galanthus nivalis (quite simplified) on the left side of a picture. The title of drawing hasn't been chosen accidentally.

    A year ago, at the beginning of Spring, I made a spontaneous doodle which was showing this specific theme. And during drawing I felt somehow... sad. I can't quite explain why I suddenly felt as sad as this snowman... Was it a reflection about a passing and inevitability? Or was it just a desire to express own feelings by a melting snowman?

    Maybe you'll be the one who find an amazing interpretation of this riddle ☺️

Have a Nice Day!

♩ Eva Cassidy - What a wonderful world (cover)

a Hope of the Phoenix

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In this post I want to show you not only a pastel but also my poem about its. If you are interested, please take a look.

a hope of the phoenix, pastel on paper, 21x14,9 cm.

a hope of the phoenix

the phoenix flitted 

it lost its fiery feathers 

during a flight 

but feathers didn't fall on the Earth 

- with a sunset as a background

feathers separate somewhere above in the air 

beyond a man's reach

the phoenix saw a sunset 

while it was burning out of sadness

and flew towards the Sun

however it still had got a hope 

for rebirth

towards new life 

the phoenix flew to be born 

in rays of the new day

That's all. If you are interested in polish version (original :-) of poem, 
please take a look THERE.

Have a nice day!

Yuki Kajiura - You are my love

'lost somewhere' and my thoughts

lost somewhere, drawing, crayons

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Shortly, I'll say about drawing this tall lady, standing in red dress, combing her long black hair in indefinite space. That drawing was made because of my strange tendency to drawing women. Really, I like drawing them... especially, their hair.