Hungarian of Kalotaszeg, Transylvania Matryoshka |
This week I drew a Hungarian of Kalotaszeg, Transylvania Matryoshka! After I had a request to draw her on my blog, I received helpful advice on Facebook on what Hungarian words to use when researching the costume. Thank you for your suggestions and all your helpful tips! While researching I found many wonderful examples on the web and pinned them to a board to share with you here.
In the past I have received interest in seeing my original preliminary sketches so here she is:
You can see this and more of my sketches on my blog. |
This is my second Hungarian Matryoshka illustration. You can see my first one in a blog post here, and I drew a Romanian Saxon Matryoshka you can see here.
Also this week, I've joined storylane.com/AmyPerrotti! It is a brand new site. I am posting these posts (my blog posts) over there too. Soon I am planning on posting some stories about what has inspired me to become an artist and to draw my international / cultural inspired Matryoshka. So, please stay tuned! :)
I'll be researching and beginning my next illustration for Samoa in the next few days. If you have any tips regarding this culture please let me know.
Peace,
Amy
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1 comment:
Amy, you could draw a Matyo Hungarian girl and a Paloc one, too. I also like Hungarian dresses from Moldova (Csango Hungarians).
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