Showing posts with label nude. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nude. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 December 2023

monochrome nude

 HELLO!


Recently I made a monochromatic nude of an imaginary female character.


monochrome nude, pencil and black crayon on paper, 14,8 x 21 cm.


I drew a young lady with the only accessory which is a shawl with a floral pattern.

I put a paper on a box with an interesting, circular pattern. Then I started rubbing the paper with a black crayon. That's how the background was made.


That's all.

What is your opinion about monochrome nude?

Tell me in comments below.


Have a Nice Day!

Friday, 2 June 2023

holding the light

HELLO!


Recently I felt a desire to create something on the spur of the moment.

So I sketched a naked woman who's holding the light in her hands. 

I haven't got any specific idea concerning a portrayed lady.


holding the light, pencil and white & black crayons on a brown paper,
11,5 x 17,2 cm.




One may wonder what is the light in her hands.
It could be deeply hidden treasure or power which is about to awaken.
It could be anything. 

That's all.
How do You perceive holding the light?
Let me know in the comments.


Have a Nice Day!

Monday, 12 August 2019

the green mermaid

Hello!

the Green Mermaid, crayons on paper, 14,7 x 21 cm.






This time I kept up my work in shades of green. Mermaid is sitting on the rock. In the background there's a river and deep, coniferous forest. Hope you'll like such a monochromatic mermaid and her surroundings (although the idea of landscape came out of the blue). 

So - it was another - monochromatic (!) - mermaid on my blog. 
And probably - not last.


Have a Nice Day!

Sunday, 12 May 2019

a mermaid on a brown paper

Hello!

     The first thing I must say is sorry. I apologize for my long absence and disability in organising my own life (hope that I find a solution for my problems).

     Today I want to show a drawing of white-haired mermaid which is sitting on rocks. This sea creature seems pretty wild and also - thoughtful. I can't explain why I often draw people (mostly women) in the state of reverie or sadness. I think that's really intimate feeling, plus a message about inner struggles, longings, etc.


A Mermaid, pencil and a white crayon on a brown paper.





     Oh, and one more thing. Lately I'm using a pencil and a white crayon on a brown paper. I really love the effect - it reminds me sketches of Renaissance artists I saw long time ago (I don't remember particular examples, sorry).


Have a Nice Day!