This is a sneak peek at my latest drawing an India inspired nesting doll. This is part of a series including the HanFu and Tuareg dolls. Each in this series uses one main color for their clothing and white. This series as well as the first series (which included Peruvian, Portuguese and Tibetan dolls) all use some of the same design motifs— a flower, leaves, and swirls, as unifying factors. What differentiates between the series is the way color is used. I have really enjoyed drawing these dolls! Next will come a second series of toy animals to go with each of these dolls. I am offering the doll and animal drawings to an online store that is opening early next year. They will be selling my drawings as limited addition prints available in an array of sizes. I'll keep you posted on the progress. Wish me luck! :)
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I love these last two illos Amy. Well, I love them all, but the face on this one is particularly beautiful. And the glimpse of henna on her arm... and the red forehead spot! You are the Queen of perfect details :-)
Thank you for all your kind words Nadine! I am excited about these and looking forward to drawing the toy animals too!!
Absolutely wonderful.
Thank you Ren! :)
you have a really fun etsy store. I would love to write something up about it at my blog.
xoxo
Priscila
http://littlemissheirlooms.blogspot.com
Thank you Priscila! That is very kind of you. Yes, please do.
:)
Amy
Amy.. me simply love that Indian doll.. she is one of the most beautiful that I saw.. that tattoo in the arm was stunning.
xoxo
yasmin
Thank you Yasmin!!! :) I'm glad you like her!
Great work! I love your new twist on what is otherwise becoming a too-common theme.
Thank you Thea! :)
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