Traditional Indian Dancer by che18530
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Description
This sketch was done in HB, 2B and 3B pencil. The Frame, Gradient Background, Wolves, Rose and Corner Pieces were accomplished through PSP7 with finishing touches done in Corel.
Comments (9)
Ayperi
Great job:) Keep up the good work:)
Digital-Witch
Very nice cheryl..very accurate and true to form..a great new image.
racin-jason
I wish you could see the smile on my face as I gaze at this wonderful drawing Cheryl. Again, your shading just keeps getting better as does your attention to the details of each subject. Where I live is of a native element, and even the name of our town 'Squamish' is a native word meaning 'place of big wind' - (this is a windy area here). I get to see a great amount of native art, have attended many a native function where such dances as this you portray are done regularly. This is one tremendous render young lady, and I hold my breath knowing each new one will just keep getting better. Beyond excellent Cheryl - Pure quality!
bkelly
I want to commend you on the improvement I see every week in your posted images. To do so many images, seems to instill that you were born to be an artist, it seems to drive you, If I could only have that spirit again. what a fantastic image. Thank you
SophiaDeer
Wonderful Cheryl. I love the expression on his face as if he is enjoying each step of his dance. I like the way you did his bustle and head piece. This is very realistic and beautiful!
ShadowWind
Beautiful shading and exquisite artistry...Wonderful work...
JC_73
I like the movement - I can feel it!
Satern
I think this is one of my favorites so far, loveingly done picture :)
syndroid
A classic sketch. Captures the indian heritage very well.