Colour explosion

In this picture: dancer Rina Watanaba surrounded by exploding colors.

Painted on canvas, used water colour and wall paint.

'lights'

'Colour meltdown'

In this picture: dancer Rina Watanabe surrounded by 'melting' colors.

Blumenwiese

In this picture: flower fields

tools used: white wall paint, red wall paint, green wall paint, yellow wall paint

Forrest

In this picture: Abstract forrest on canvas

tools used: white and black wall paint

Long time - no post :-(

oh wow! it's been such a long time since i  last posted one of my creations! But I've got a pretty good reason for not posting anything. Meanwhile I got married, and after a loooong time of being pregnant (haha) ;-) our baby girl Solara Marilyn was born. Yayy! :-)

I'm sure you will agree that my daughter is the best 'piece' of art that I've ever 'created'. ;-)

Fusion

In this picture: Little girl facing her abstract self

tools used: pencil, acrylic paint

Skin

In this photo: hand grabbing onto skin.

tools used: pencil-drawing in sketchbook.

Thought

I may not be the best artist in the world, but I'm the best at being me.

 

Inspiration

The trees 

by Franz Kafka

For we are like tree trunks in the snow. In appearance they lie sleekly and a little push should be enough to set them rolling. No, it can't be done, for they are firmly wedded to the ground. But see, even that is only appearance.

A woman's most effective weapon- the body.

In this picture: Woman struggling with acceptance of nakedness.

 pencil drawing in sketchbook.

 pencil drawing in sketchbook

pencil drawing in sketchbook

Dive in to the fantasy world of Brian Froud&Alan Lee

-I have experienced a few very different reactions from people when looking at these drawings. Some were just amazed by the way they are drawn, others are fascinated by the characters itself, and the rest seemed to be quite shocked by the darkness and coldness some of the drawings reflect. Im always reminding everyone that these arent my ideas. I just took the characters from a book and re-drew them because I was fascinated by the idea and the stories connected to the pictures. Some of them may even be a refelection of how I felt at the time I was drawing them, but all in all these aren't reflections of 'MY dark mind or spirit'. -

pencil drawings in sketchbook

I note: I got these wonderful pictures from the book 'Fairy world' by Brian Froud and Alan Lee.

Carried away by lust

 In this picture: woman biten

 pencil drawing in sketchbook

There's no business like show business

 In this picture: Marilyn Monroe

Pencil drawing in sketchbook, June 28th, 2011.

love lullaby

One.
Oceans wept
Mountains slept
Sidewalks crumbled to ash
Your name remains
In children's lullabies
And your eyes forever in the sky
Two.
Pull me close
Dear i'm tremblin'
Hold me tight
I'm afraid of the night
Blackness fills the room
Your love burns bright
Three.
Oh summer winds
Remind me of your kiss
Soft and warm
I never want to leave this
Four.
I never wanted to say goodbye
I'd throw myself to the sea
If god promised you're inside
We'd float to island paradise
And i'd become your bride
Five.
The countryside looks bare
Without you lying in her grass
The stream is dry
And the crickets silent
There's no music in the night
I'd become smoke
And hide in your cigarette pack
Seven.
To be a star
Tossing light
To sparkle in your eyes
I'd become an angel
And kiss this earth goodbye
Eight.
Destiny
Use to be
Just a word to me
But heaven sure was right
When they said jesus left somethin' behind
Nine.
Every inch of this body
I'd plate in gold for you
Even though i ain't got no money
I'd do it just to keep you
Ten.
Your eyes appear
In every one of my dreams
They glitter and they gleam
Like the first time we meet
Eleven.
The chickens crowed
And i knew you're home
My spirit ran to greet you
Before my feet left the porch

 By CocoRosie

 

In this picture: sleeping couple

 tools used: pencil, white india ink on black card board paper, oil pastels, pitt crayons,aquarelle water colours, acrylic lacquer, white marker

Pencil drawings of Marylin Monroe

In these pictures: Marilyn Monroe

pencil drawing in sketchbook

Grass

In this picture: naked woman lying in grass 

tools used: pencil, white india ink

View into Fairy World

 

original by Brian Froud and Alan Lee

tools used: pencil, water-colour