There were many lights in the room, reflecting and shining on
the object. I had to make them all visible in my sketch. While sketching the objects, and shading them with pencils,the only thing I had to do was to erase the dark
shades, and make the light visible.
Still life! How much we can learn. Shadows of objects are
always weak, unless spotlight falls on the object.
Such is life! When negativity pulls us down, we have to erase the darkness, and let the light shine.
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~~payal~~
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Woah!! that's powerful Payal. Loved the take and how you transformed it into a wonderful message of life.
ReplyDeleteThe message in this expression of life through the brush stroke of art brings so much hope and positive thinking.
ReplyDeleteNice thought process Payal! When darkness fades, light begins.
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely life lesson that we should imbibe when surrounded by clouds of negativity and failure!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely and positive post, Payal. We need to look for positives and keep steering the ship in troubled times.
ReplyDeleteWonderful life lesson! Shine bright and all darkness shall vanish
ReplyDeleteSahi pakad liya
ReplyDeleteI love how you think, Payal.
ReplyDeleteLoved this
Still life! How much we can learn. Shadows of objects are always weak, unless spotlight falls on the object.
Payal loved the way you connected still life painting with positivity.
ReplyDeleteCheers
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