The
Belly Dancer: Too Many Dances
The
last sketch of the last pose of the day yesterday from a session with “EL”.
12”x
18” watercolor and ink
Awaiting the Transfiguration...
9 hours ago
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Bonjour cher Anthony,
ReplyDeleteVous avez été charmé par une danseuse du ventre... Avez-vous eu droit à une démonstration ?... Un croquis en action qui pourrait être intéressant ! à suggérer à votre modèle...
J'aime beaucoup cette capture et vos belles couleurs...
Gros bisous ♡
I think I was charmed more by the sense of rebellion displayed in her pose☺
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She indeed has a very charming look...
ReplyDeleteMore human and in the moment, I think.
DeleteMaybe she's tired of being looked at yet her body her lovely gentle sea-worthy colours are belying her expression gosh I love the cloth I can feel it in my hands and those soft muted pastel light blue light aquamarine that if you look twice might even feel like softest green....be tired, just don't stop.Wow I love this Anthony!!!!I would put that in my bedroom so I could look at the softness...I would not see the rebellion, I've rebelled enough....I just want to be soft...how I love this
ReplyDeleteIt’s nice that you can see so much in this sketch at the end of a long day.
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Yes, she is tired...the silent question is asked, "Why do I do this?"
ReplyDeleteThere comes a time when boredom gets in the way of a beloved activity.
But I am next in line...I would love to learn to belly dance...perhaps it is the dressing up part of my psyche - that gorgeous costume!:))
She has been “doing” for years. I’m not sure the question comes up any more. I was surprised how many of the women I draw and paint with have or want to try belly dancing too.
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