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! ✨

the Poetic Graphics: manga

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From time to time it's good to immerse into manga's universe. In the end of August 2021 this immersion led me to write a poem concerning japanese comics. 

Now I'd like to show you a translation of this poem (called: manga) with a special background, as a part of the series the Poetic Graphics. Hope you'll enjoy it.

Here you can see an original poem.

the Poetic Graphics: manga, graphic.

abstract sunset graphics

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Lately I was experimenting with combining random colours into abstract graphics.

One of those graphics which you see below gave me a vibe of sunset.

There's no title, graphic.

Got to like this graphic so I decided to continue work with There's no title.

Squirrel

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Today I would like to show You a drawing of a very lovely creature. I mean squirrel. 

It's so cool to see squirrel during the stroll.

The basis for my drawing was a photography which I found in old card.

This card is from some binder with cards concerning various animals.
It was some sort of collection cards.

I took brown paper and pencil, and started drawing.

4 in 4: Waiting

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The 14th comic strip from series "the Four Seasons in Four Frames" (in short: 4 in 4) is ready! 

In new work the main heroine is Winter. So, what's the plot?

PLOT:

Winter's chariot met with an accident so she's waiting for the random passer-by. However, this whole long waiting makes her impatient...

As always, you will find the translation of bubbles below the comic strip.

ENJOY!

FIRST FRAME:

Winter: I chose a bad place... There's no one around.

SECOND FRAME:

Winter: Come, doggies, let's go! We were waiting too long.