Hello!
Well, I made an another surreal graphic which is based on a photo showing the trees.
Nature can be so inspiring!
A photo in question is visible below.
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| Photo shows a certain park. I've took it in Autumn 2015. |
And here, look below at the result of my experiments.
HELLO!
Few days ago I was baking a mazurek (traditional cake for Easter), and I simply looked through the window. Once again I was strongly impressed by colours of the sunset. This time it was splendid combination of violet and yellow hidden behind the trees on the horizon.
Those colours and trees inspired me to transfer my impressions on a cardboard with oil pastels.
Here's result of my work.
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| impressive sunset, oil pastels on a cardboard, 20,8 x 14,9 cm. |
My Dear Followers,
here comes the Easter,
and I wish You All the Best!
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HAPPY EASTER!
HELLO!
Do you remember a lady in the cloud of smoke?
Once again, I draw a lady wearing kimono who is holding a kiseru.
However she is different.
Besides obvious differences you could also notice usage of a frottage.
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| escaping, crayons on a brown paper, 18,3 x 11,8 cm. |
HELLO!
So, this is the 10th comic strip from the series "the Four Seasons in Four Frames". Now's the turn for Winter to be main character.
PLOT:
In a certain city snow is falling calmly.
Who could be responsible for all those snowflakes?
As always, you will find a translation of a bubble below the comic strip.
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HELLO!
Around the Christmas I published a poem concerning kintsugi on my second blog. Kintsugi is the japanese way of fixing destroyed vessels with a lacquer which is mixed with a powdered gold or silver.
I wanted to translate this poem, and show this translation in a form of "the Poetic Graphic".
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| the Poetic Graphics: kintsugi, graphic. |
