not only blue but also red

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Next graphic which is a bit similar to previous one. A difference is in extra colour.

the Other World: not only blue but also red, graphic.

Have a Nice Day!

... to be continued...

the Other World in blueness

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It has been a long time since I published there a computer graphic. Now's the time to left there something new. I mean a little cycle of graphics. All of them are based on drawing the Other World. Simply it's a continuation of mentioned work. Through experiments I wanted to see my drawing in a different ways... 

Today I'll show only one of them. I hope you won't feel so blue after gazing at mysterious reader.

the Other World in blueness, graphic.

Have a Nice Day!

... to be continued...

Come and see the Other World

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Long time no see :-) Lately there's so much work in my life I'm not able to find a time to publish new post. However today I want to show a drawing of a feminine reader. 

The Other World, drawing on the cardboard.

Idea for this drawing started from a small doodle from my various notes. At the beginning it was only a young girl with a long green braid. She was wearing a long grey dress with black laces and cuffs. 

So I decided to draw her on a separate work. Then I thought about her pose, activity and her surroundings.

a mermaid on a brown paper

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     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!

Have a Nice Day!

Hello!

     This time I want to show you a drawing of young Japanese woman in kimono. She's sitting under the cherry blossom trees. She's also holding a cup of sake. A tiny flower petal fell to her cup (I read somewhere that it means a good luck). 

     I'm sorry for a bad quality of photography. I'm not sure if you'll be able to notice a silhouette of mount Fuji. If I could tell something about kimono pattern, it was inspirated by Klimt's beautiful work (I mean a specific motive from his mosaic made to Palais Stoclet in Brussels - the Tree of Life).

Sutekina tsuitachi o, crayons on a cardboard, 15 x 15,5 cm.