I have created this Indian lady keeping the stylish 60s in mind, when flamboyance, colours and exuberance dominated the silver screen.
Hindi film actresses like Hema Malini, Saira Banu, Sadhana, Asha Parekh, Mumtaz, Sharmila Tagore went bolder and experimental with dress and make up during the era. Ladies extensively used winged eyeliners while beehives and fringe cut went on to be a rage. Old teen age pictures of our mothers say it all.
I have once again used pastel pencils and chalks here. As I worked on it continuously for about two hours, I felt I needed a lot of practice to understand the tricks and techniques for blending colours. Do you have any idea how to blend pastels?
Here is a black and white version of the same sketch after putting the charcoal effect through an app. Which one do you like better?
Both are beautiful…. can’t take my eyes of both. You are really talented. 👍😊
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So kind of you dear😀💐.
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Did you made these sketches
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Yes, I did. Drawing is my original passion, second is writing and reading😀
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The sketch was very beautiful
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Thanks a lot😀😀😀
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Awesome…my eyeliner was turning upwards like Sophia Lauren at the corner of the eyes
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Yeah that looked so beautiful. Thank you for coming over😀
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I remember the beehive…I never had it…my mom (a hairdresser) said some would keep their hair like that not washing it for over a week or more and when they took it apart…they got little surprise guests!!
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Hahahaha…that is hilarious! I’ve heard such similar stories. Thank you Cheryl for sharing this with me… you made me laugh😀😂
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Beautiful! I’m usually a fan of B&W but I like the vibrant colours in the first one.
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Thanks a lot Ali😀
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Beautiful pictures, Shavangi! You are very good at drawing!
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Thanks a lot PJ😀
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Both pictures are beautiful…..and yes the painter too 😊
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Thank you
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My plzure mam
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😀😀😀
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Ab hmaari post padhiyega
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Zaroor will come over soon😀
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I’ll w8 for your opinion
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Beautiful Sketches Like You Words.
Shivangi ji.
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So kind of you… thank u😀
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Always You’re Welcome Shivangi ji.
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No comparison… Both are beautiful…
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Thank you Arti😀
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Beautifully drawn Shivangi. Had I been living close to your place, I would have asked you to sketch me out. Keep nurturing your god-given talent…
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So very sweet of you Sir. Thank you!
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Beautiful Painting Shivangi. Keep up the good work!!!
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Thanks a lot dear😀
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I like the colored one more…. Lovely drawing Shivangi.
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Thanks so much Upasna for the feedback. 😀😀😀😀
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wow u are very artistic, BTW the picture has an uncanny resemblance to you
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Thanks a lot…! As for resemblance I guess we subconsciously leave a part of out sketch in our art works… may be that’s the reason. Thanks you for coming over😀
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I like both the sketches. Each with version . Thanks for sharing. 🖼
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Thanks a lot
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Always Welcome friend.
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I like the first one
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Thanks a lot for your feedback Raj😀
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First one at its best… Bcoz that’s natural.. representing your perfection 💐.. 😊
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Thanks a lot Abhi😀😀😀
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Both pictures are lovely, Shivangi. There are probably films on YouTube that show how to blend pastels. I’ve found a lot of helpful videos on there. Good post. 🙂 — Suzanne
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Will check them out Suzanne… thanks a ton for coming over😀
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I like the colors in the black.
Amazing!
Shivangi!
You know the taste and history of Bollywood.
Shiva
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Yes Shiva I like Bollywood. Thank you for being so appreciative😀😀😀
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This ones gorgeous!
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Thank you Mandi ☺️
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The first one looks more charming
But you draw really good
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So sweet of you… thank you😀
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