Meet Pink, and other art bits
Oct. 3rd, 2013 10:45 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
browngirlI have been hiding from current events with art, and I was invited to join an art project featuring the color Pink. In English the color is named after the flower Pink, and female hobbits are often also named after flowers, so I drew this.
Bonus art of ridiculousness: I drew this for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
hammercock to memorialize a victory in battle of hers.
Extra-bonus random musings: Wolf kindly gave me a ride to the T station today, and on the way I wondered if anyone has taken a photograph or constructed an installation of a Barbie doll on a grill with the title "Barbie-cue". On the train I also wondered if anyone has processed photos of people, etc, in water, to remove the visual cues of the water and render the subjects as if they're floating? And as ever I wondered how to find more drawings of a motif that fascinates me, people whose skin looks like the starry sky (such as the Egyptian goddess Nut, whom I keep drawing).
(Can anyone tell I am procrastinating?)
Bonus art of ridiculousness: I drew this for
hammercock to memorialize a victory in battle of hers.Extra-bonus random musings: Wolf kindly gave me a ride to the T station today, and on the way I wondered if anyone has taken a photograph or constructed an installation of a Barbie doll on a grill with the title "Barbie-cue". On the train I also wondered if anyone has processed photos of people, etc, in water, to remove the visual cues of the water and render the subjects as if they're floating? And as ever I wondered how to find more drawings of a motif that fascinates me, people whose skin looks like the starry sky (such as the Egyptian goddess Nut, whom I keep drawing).
(Can anyone tell I am procrastinating?)
