Dancer by anahata.c
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A very old painting of a ballet dancer. I don't remember the source...but I worked with dancers as a musician, and it was incredible.
(I just wanted to post this as a companion to my piano upload...)
Forgive me for not commenting the last day or so. I had a sudden cold, then back pain. I'lll come back soon.
Thanks so much for stopping by and for all your previous comments. Peace and inspiration, Mark
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Comments (9)
A painting? That looks truly fantastic. I have deep respect for your art.
This is fantastic!
And for some reason, I can't explain why, her face reminds me on Jack Nicholson. No insult, I think it's amazing!
wow! most impressive drawing my dear friend. i sure enjoy when you share your spectacular drawings, photos and superb writings. love this indian dancer work. cool in b&w. maybe his rain dance will bring our state some water. mainly to help the Colorado river which is way low.
Fantastic work!!!
I have never seen anyone bring such beauty and gracefulness out of pure black and white! This is incredible, Mark!
Hope you're feeling better, buddy - seems like lots of us are dealing with health stuff lately. I know I am.
interesting piece..
Beautiful artwork! Hope you are feeling better soon.
I'm very sorry that I haven't seen your piano drawing yet, I will definitely do so, my friend. I recognize this image from an earlier posting of yours, when I wrote that I saw the Statue of Liberty in it, also called "Liberty Enlightening the World". This is what the world need so much these days.
To me this dancer points to heaven, and perhaps when she danced, it was to heavenly music, that she was inspired by this. Of course it could also be a man, why not, right? A man in a sarong, it doesn't matter. It is a very inspiring figure that flowed from your pen, and I see that flow reflected in it. Be gentle with yourself, Mark, and rest as much as your body tells you to. p.s. Thank you for your nice email, and I have deliberately not replied yet because I don't want to disturb your peace.
A strange paint I would say, but I'm glad to don't see a "just colors at random on the painting" like there are some in town lol Take care of you!