Givenchy inspired.

Nighty Night

Interior Drawing

All started with 140 cm x 370 cm blank space in cooking area. I drew some random plants with graphite on it in 3 hours.

And this is how my hands looked like afterwards.

8 hours of coloring -- and voila!

What we have in the end is a captivating jungle mural :)

Call me crazy, but I finished this A1 pattern madness this evening, a minute ago (so do pardon the quality ), been working on a few hours in a row (a face, which was drawn a few weeks ago irritated me by its incompletness ). 

Completely exhausted for today because of biz routine and meetings etc today.

But festive mood seriously got me: I even cut a few snowflakes for a sort of garland.

Heading to bed now, hating all the pencils, scissors and the habit to do lots things at one time:)

Holidays Merriment!

I hope all the readers having great time these holidays!

As for me, recently I have quite a crazy look of a person who trying to accomplish lots of things -- things that have been postponed -- within a few days in New Year eve :) Too many things (ah, this is recompense for procrastinating in past ).

Heck, even though I see koi fish every morning in my mirror and work is piling at my table, I love this time. It's so full of good energy, love and fulfillment. Hopefully you all feel the same.

Btw, two of my mondays pictures: aspiration to create sweet images I guess is totally scorned, ok, let them  be just so me:)




xx

Beaver Fur Coat and Jewels

MIke at The Garage Sale Tonight.

quick and bizarre -- the motto for todays drawings.

Hey! 

Most of us make living from things we do very good or even better that other people. One bakes cakes, the other one sews amazing dresses and lots and lots more or less difficult things.

No matter how crucial your job is, if you do it good you should be paid.

This long prologue is to announce that I am completely tired of e-mails with offers to hire me for free. Yes, I do work for free SOMETIMES, to show my support, to participate in smth that I love...

But today my patience is full:) I could enclose a screenshot of my inbox with a few e-mails, but it's out of ethics of course...

C'mon people, if you'd like to have smth drawn for free, you go draw it yourself :) You do not ask a free stuff at the store, at your dentist (don't you?), so why do you ask me to help  in your business for free...

I very welcome non-profit projects, which based by enthusiasts who works for free as well just to make something interesting and cool. And I gladly assist always when my help needed (if I have time).

But why should I spend a few hours/days sitting half-folded with my album, stiffen with someones brief and dead-line for free? 

I find it highly unprofessional to e-mail me with a such matter, especially when you get your salary for your job. 

If you do, keep in mind that my work also should be paid.

The most comic situation when so-called client aims to sell unpaid work, to increase sells with a help of it... 

 I prefer  reading to work with meanies who a priori pays no respect for others work by sending strange mails.

Some people are paid for sending e-mails, so the other ones should be paid for making pictures.

Fair enough :P

fin.

louise gray spring`13

Pics from this week. They were considered as too girly, so I drew another ones (which i like more, heh). More to come :)

hands up!

Quick sketches. Bright sweaters.
From the beginning of this year I find myself drawing much more faster than ever before. happy about it.