WesternLadies for jgeorge: Evelin by gallimel
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
*Jim had guessed any innkeeper would have got a number of persons courting her out, but that was not what he had noticed.None was really trying hard with her. She was serving around all tables, silent and sweet, that pale smile on her lips and her eyes which were seeming hiding somewhere in the background a sadness impossible to chase away.*
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Evelin is a woman whose age is not easy to guess. Linked with Daniel, a "quarter blooded Indian" from a longtime, in a town lost in the middle of nowhere while around age for progression is coming with the shape of trains, she waits for him everytime he disappears, telling no one about his directions, nor her nor his father who's the owner of the innhouse Evelin is the keeper of.
Passionate, romantic and jelous of her man, Evelin passes her days waiting for her fiance
Comments (18)
The closeup portrait shows the most interesting face and expression in this series... There is really life in these faces...
Nicely done as always. She's very beautiful...
Yes, she's VERY beautiful, and sweet! I love what you have done with my Ladies... Your drawings are the best comment I can ever get on my writing... So real, so passionate... "There is a link between your pencil and your heart"...
This is for telling you I am not scared if praising your work I can be attacked like LaureG from your enemies: we don't care about them, so don't worry. Your work speaks for yourself, it's so true. Keep it up, never think about leaving here.It would be empty without you.
The one to the right is probably one of the greatest ones you have done so far. I agree with abmlober on that. :) You feel all kind of feelings and emotions looking at her. Her eyes is filled with mustique. Wonderful. :) The one to the left is filled more with vulnarability. She's like a little girl afraid of growing up. Not fully developed.
thanx to all (you are a lovely creature Fran.. don't worry, I am not worried ;)) and you Mik.. you are sweeter than usual today "Not fully developed" you said, while on msn chat lookin at her you were more like "At first she looks ugly!" :P She might not be a pin up but ugly.. ;) Thanx again.. to Andreas and Lucia and ShadowWind too :) of course :)
I am amazed at how well you separate each character into her own space. The skin tones, hair and clothes each have a quality air. This for me has been a fun time following your progress.
I'm late commenting again. Ppl have just about said most things. I've much enjoyed this series. Each woman has got a character of her own befitting the story line. One hell of a task !!!! Amazingly executed Meli, well done, just have a great vacation, sketch some beach belles for us please, lol
jgeorge said it. That link is there.
you r really good with a pencil
She is sooo beautiful and this drawing is again sooo expressive... This one is really very unique: very powerful and passionate!!! - - And yes, thats true with the link... :-) Mannnnyyyyyy hugs and kisses, friend... :-))
I am glad I can see aother of your ladies. I like also this new way to rate stuff.I miss you and your works.
i agree with freeze and very unique but i love all your work hugz meli s
I envy you so, to be able to make such wonderful faces! You can draw everything, hair, hands, eyes, all beautiful!!
i can not help, I do not like the left "fullbody" part of the composition, but the right half, the closeup to the face is great! strong linkes and full of expression
don't worry... It's fine with me if you see it not good enough: we all need pushes to improve, and i am trying to, so tanx for the open honesty :) I think to the close up is just way better than the full figure next to it :)
You draw lovely hands.
thats beautiful