A Drawing for the Ages by anahata.c
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
Description
When I knock my own work, some of you say "it's not that bad".
Trust me, you won't say that about this.
I don't know when I did this. I don't know WHO I did it for. I know it's worthy of MoMA or the Tate. And no, this isn't the drawing I made for Ana, which I tossed out. Not the same drawing. Ana's too dear.
I call it "Love". I also call it "Dhiagalev and Nijinsky," who were two great ballet figures. You'll see why.
Still commenting!
Thanks for your wonderful visits, I appreciate them all!
Have a fine Sunday, all,
Mark
Comments (13)
durleybeachbum
They stand no chance of winning 'Strictly Come Dancing' if they don't get those ears in opposition. I LOVE those feet, Mark! And I am reminded of a question someone once posed on here I think "What if the Hokey Cokey IS what it's all about?"
LivingPixels
Nice fun piece I think!!
Cyve
Amazing !
auntietk
Five times better than my drawing. :P This is delightful! :)
helanker
HEHE! This is a typical Mark cartoon :-) I would be able to recognise it for a looong distance in thick foggy weather. :-D Love it. It oozes humor :)
anaber
:)))))))))))))))hahah!! See?? THIS IS GREAT! I agree with helle. I would be able to recognize it in miles of distance:) And whatever that is the title it is fabulous and lol...i wouldn't mind if it was for me:)))))))i adore the ears:)))))
MrsRatbag
They look so calmly serious about their dance; sheep? dogs? sheepdogs? goats? Not sure, but I do love those feet. And the ears, of course!
flavia49
lovely work
Chipka
Oh this is brilliant, especially since I just saw Julie Andrews dancing in something rather extravagant, only I can't remember what it's called, and I didn't know that Julie Andrews did that much dancing. Seeing this afterward was a wonderful treat and I love the fact that this is, indeed, a drawing for the Ages. To be honest, I saw some stuff from ancient Rome that belongs to the same venerable lineage as this, but I have to say that the synchronized ears of the dancers is what really makes this for me. Now I wanna hear the music these two are dancing to. I'm thinking something lively and possibly Spanish or French. Their expressions are priceless. I love this.
beachzz
Oh man, I love these drawings of yours. They seem so simple and yet there's so much going on. Makes me think of Barishnikov and whoever he partnered with. And for some reason, those big feet remind me of the "keep on truckin" people of the 60's!! Way cool!!!
magnus073
Mark, if you ask me this is an absolutely fun presentation that warmed my heart. While you try to disregard this one as a throw away, if you ask me it has a certain charm. Not every creation has to be monumental and make a statement for the ages. Instead I think today in these stressful times we could all use a bit more fun creativity in our lives like this drawing obviously brings.
goodoleboy
Peter Arno, eat your heart out! Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers? Marge and Gower Champion? Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron? Doodling and artistic talent taken to new heights in this nonpareil sketch, Mark. Actually, it's not that bad. Well, on second thought, it's…….
romanceworks
Your drawings are very fun and funny. Simple and yet they convey so much.Two doggie dancers with heart-shaped feet. They seem to be in their own blissful world, hands and feet entwined, listening with one ear but seemingly more tuned in to each other. And interesting the female has six toes.