Art: Three and Three and One
Dec. 17th, 2016 02:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
First, a recommendation:
ellenmillion is an excellent professional artist who sells prints, coloring books, etc.
Also, three dedications for the next two pictures:
kshandra,
peteralway, and
acelightning inspired me to draw :


2D drawings of the 3D ornaments I would like. I'd have to make wee sculptures and get someone to embed them in acrylic or lucite for me, so not a project for right now. Maybe some other year.
Also, just because:

It's funny. I drew a bra on her and immediately discarded that version. In general I disapprove of bras on mermaids -- water would provide support, and why would they have our particular cultural ideas about what to cover or not? -- but I'll usually add them for propriety. But not this mermaid. She sits in her waterfall, serene and beautiful with an edge of wildness and absolutely no bra.
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Also, three dedications for the next two pictures:
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2D drawings of the 3D ornaments I would like. I'd have to make wee sculptures and get someone to embed them in acrylic or lucite for me, so not a project for right now. Maybe some other year.
Also, just because:

It's funny. I drew a bra on her and immediately discarded that version. In general I disapprove of bras on mermaids -- water would provide support, and why would they have our particular cultural ideas about what to cover or not? -- but I'll usually add them for propriety. But not this mermaid. She sits in her waterfall, serene and beautiful with an edge of wildness and absolutely no bra.
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Date: 2016-12-18 10:05 pm (UTC)I agree with no bras on mermaids; every culture gets to develop its own norms. Now that you bring it up, though, I wonder whether mermaids would tend to be smaller-chested (less to get in the way of swimming) or larger-chested (because buoyancy makes them less of a disadvantage). I suppose it depends in part on mermaid reproduction -- how much suckling is needed?
Man, the things I don't expect to find myself thinking about when looking at art... :-)