Pastel pencils on toned paper\9"x12"
A sketch I had wanted to do for a long time.Nice way to break in my new Starthmore charcoal sketch pad!
This is from a pic I took on my last visit to home.Though we live thousands of miles apart, she is always in my heart and my thoughts.
Stunning work! Very well done Arti!
ReplyDeleteThanks Vinayak, it was a spontaneous piece, turned out well...
DeleteShe's beautiful, Arti!!! You did an amazing job on your Mom!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous skin tones...
I would call it my 'trial and error method'!I am still struggling to create a work with minimum of strokes- always end up covering all the paper surface.Happened this time,too.I will keep trying, though. Glad you liked it.
DeleteWonderful drawing....
ReplyDeleteThank you Tony, I am such a lousy blogger, but I do appreciate your consistency in checking out my work.
DeleteEach one of your portraits turns out better than the previous. This of course had an emotional attachment. Had to come out great.
ReplyDeleteThank you Asit, I think that is the point of this whole exercise...I have to better myself with each effort.Thank you for your kind compliment.
DeleteOh Arti! Your mom is beautiful! I love her nose too.
ReplyDeleteyes, she is beautiful, though frail...they say I have all her features and as I age I look more and more like her!Glad you like it.Thanks!
DeleteWhat a superb portrait, Arti!!! Your mom looks like a very strong and beautiful woman. BRAVO on a wonderful work!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad it came out well.She is a strong lady, no doubt.She managed to raise four of us, all on her own, after my father died young.Always an inspiration.Thanks for your kind comment, Kathryn.
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