Timeless Fashion (for Andy) by Cyve
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Timeless fashion, specially for Andy aka donnena , to thank you for your and I hope that this scrawl will please you my friend.
Paints on white paper (36x48).
Thank you for the visit and comments.
Many thanks also for previous comments, ratings and favs.
Mode intemporelle, specialement pour Andy aka donnena , pour vous remercier et j'espere que ce gribouillage vous plaira mon ami.
Peintures sur papier blanc (36x48).
Merci pour la visite et les commentaires.
Merci egalement pour vos precedents commentaires, visites et favoris.
Have a fantastic week.
C'yve
Comments (143)
Nice work! Have you thought of illustrating for newspapers and magazines?
Not of the whole. Non pas du tout ^^
Frisons toutes formes confondues un sujet de prédilection .. La femme cette beauté qui ne cesse de nous émerveiller ((5++))
Your art is as much about what you leave out as what you put in - I love the way most of the lines in this do not connect, yet it still works!
marvelous
A gorgeous drawing, beautiful face and facial features! A wonderful dedication! Un dessin magnifique, beau visage et les traits du visage! Un merveilleux dévouement!
Lovely work.
As always fantastic art work!!!!!!
Very elegant, and pretty, with each stroke and line! I love her blue eyes and red lips! What fantastic contrast! You are a wonderful artist!
excellent work!
there is something very 1930's and 1940's about the image, and it also has a touch of the 1890s. Part of the "retro" feeling is in the modest pose of the woman, holding herself "in" so she doesn't expose too much. (That's actually a 1950's style too...the famous photograph of Marilyn Monroe comes to mind.) The way you've painted her gown, it seems to "explode" from the waist down, into a big spread-out flower. And you painted no legs, so we see her caught in mid air (very effective). She is curved to the picture's left, and yet she faces to the picture's right, so you have very nice balance there. And her hair is 2 simple "waves", with 3 droplets for earrings. And you paint your usual expressive lines, varying in thickness and thinness. (Your painted line reminds me, at times, of Al Hirschfeld; and, at other times, of Saul Steinberg; and, at other times, it has a very Oriental life in it, mixed with the vital variations of a calligrapher's pen.) A very expressive painting, with a lot of energy "exploding" through her dress. Her facial expression is surprisingly calm, considering the motion in the lower half of the painting. As usual, you've captured a real contrast of human features. A beautiful job, with---once more---a very fine use of white space. I've only commented a little on RR, in the last month, so forgive my absence. But I do look very closely at everything you do; and it's all very artfully done.
Just fav immidiately, extra class image!
This is stunning and might very well be my favourite of your drawings. Beautiful!! :)
wonderful artwork
A brilliant pose. Super.
Well done!
So stylish and elegant. Wonderful work!
O beautiful! The blending of her arm and curve of her back with the lines of the dress is just marvelous :)
Amazing work, dear!
Pour moi : une parfaite illustration de la Femme-Fleur. Comment lui résister quand elle vous regarde de cette façon ?
this work is so very enchanting and expresses such a beauty! awesome artwork! ;o)
Very lyrical image with a touch of Hollywood. :)
I see Audry Hepburn here in My fair lady! wonderful!
Beautiful. And congrats on this making the Best Gallery of the Week!