Saturday, December 29, 2012
Dancing boy.
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8 comments:
Exquisite details, Nikira! And this sight would have made me smile inside too.
Love this - made me smile looking at it and thinking of him dancing on the platform.
Wonderful moody sketch!!!
That's awesome. I love the shadows and light... wow!
Thank you, CrimsonLeaves, I added more black to the figure, to make it more sharp, the contrast. :-)
Thank you, Julie, for me also it was mood changing point, he made me turn my head and leave my train, to look at him and draw.
Thank you very much, Looseart! I am glad when little miracles happened. I was trying to be invisible, not to stop him from being free and himself.
Thank you very much, Katherine! Shadows hold the mood, right?
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