Showing posts with label Art Work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art Work. Show all posts

Sunday, June 16, 2013

On this Father's day.

From an engineers daughter.



Dearest Baba,
Happy Father's Day. Thank you for being those Baba's who loves their family and protects their family.
If 20 years from now I am as happy as you (& Ama) and as successful as you are, I will consider my life time goal to be accomplished.
You have given me insights into how beautiful life can be and you have taught me that I am entitled to live the very kind of life I want. 
You are my hero.

Happy father's day to all the wonderful loving fathers of the world.

                                                             p3@ce-dr.Diksha

Saturday, June 15, 2013

Laughter.

Today I am lonely,
Tomorrow I will be alone.
Silence answers it all.

Warm wind hits my face,
Makes me close my eyes,
My lips curve in a smile.

A smile makes me forget,
The bad times we had,
Good times are lacking.

Laughter were at a scarce,
When you were with me,
Now it is all back again.

I laugh more and smile more,
Thinks you it will wrinkle my face,
I love the lines the love leaves.

Wizened but loved,
I rather be,
Then pretty and sad.

Make me laugh,
I am all yours,
Laughter breeds love.

Monday, January 21, 2013

The Fall-and What I learnt from it.

Nearly a decade ago my mother bought me a pair of roller skates. It was beautiful, big and black. I was thrilled because no other friends of mine owned a pair of big black skates. 
We had our residence at Drugyel, Paro where my family would go and stay during summer and winter breaks.
Drugyel is a serene landscape and the historic ruined Dzong stands tall proudly displaying its burns as if saying, "You need to burn in order to shine". 
My sister and my cousin went to the road where there would be no vehicles at all for many days. As I have shown in the picture with no people around, it was the opposite. The sight of this strange shoes with wheels caught the likes of people my age, the nearby shopkeepers, my fathers co-workers and the equestrian workers and so the horses too (there is a large horse stable next to the road).

It wasn't my intention to show off my skills because then I had only mastered an unstable balance. 
But with this strange big shiny shoes with wheels I felt so proud and suddenly I was overwhelmed with the idea of showing these people of little town the thrills of a city girl(we lived in Thimphu).
So I stood on my wheels and hadn't even propelled myself that I completely lost my sense of propioception and then my right leg slid forward and before I could control my back jerked backwards and I slid 2 metres in front and my bottom hit the ground hard. 

Everybody around me laughed and my sisters especially mocked me. 
I stood begrudgingly only to fall again. So I sat on my buttocks in the middle of the road, the horse stink was stronger than ever and it irritated my sense of nociception. I hated the horse then. I even hated my sisters and unbuckled my shoes with wheels and went back to our home whereupon I sat on the roof and had a good deal of mind storming.
I don't remember crying though. Only I remember me flushing over and over and then I promised myself that I would practice it. So I went and practiced all alone. I didn't need anyone. I just needed my motivation and my passion to get it done.

After this episode every thing that I have encountered and wanted to do, I do it with passion. To improve oneself requires time and endurance. Perseverance. 

I thank the day I fell on my buttocks because of which I have learnt never to give up if you fall but to stand up again and start it all over, over and over and over.

YOU NEED TO BURN IN ORDER TO SHINE.

                                        pE@c3-dr. Diksha.

Sunday, January 13, 2013

The huge difference a shade can make.

I set out to draw Megan Fox with pastel colours. After I completed the work it kind of did look like her with the delightful mane and light blue eyes plus the pouting lips. Till I got really ambitious and then shaded those lighter parts and modified it.
Now it doesn't look like it. 
Check it out.
BEFORE:





















AFTER:--- Can you notice the subtle difference?

Sunday, November 18, 2012

The Making Of David Villa.

I spent 4 hours over a span of 3 days to get this piece of art done. It isn't so great but it is definitely one of my best works. The details are awry at certain places but I had no idea how to work at the tiniest detail!


The result of the making of (David Villa) digital art and this will go after some more provisions into my deviantart collection.
                        
Have a great weekend.
                                          pE@c3-dr.Diksha.