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Reflection – 13

January 27, 2017

Dr. Amit Misra, IIT Kanpur

An artist by birth, a physicist by education, and a lifelong student of languages and cultures.

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Today I completed my second portrait in the 'Pencil On Canvas' series. The image depicts actress Angelina Jolie in a glamorous pose. In nearly all her photographs, Angelina is easily recognisable by her eyes and lips and this image is not an exception. Though it has a simple appearance at first glance, making this portrait was a bit complicated task primarily on account of the very fine and distinct shades. At few places, I took resort to watercolor paint for bringing highlight to her hair. Hope you like it. For additional details, please check my blog page: https://pradyot.net/2021/06/07/drawing-20210607/

'My Pencil Warp', Pencil On Paper, Realism, Still Life.

'Laetitia Casta', Graphite and Charcoal Portrait on Canvas. Read full description here: https://pradyot.net/2021/04/28/drawing-20210428/

Scientists tell us that life on Earth was possible only because it is at an 'optimum' distance from the Sun. This energy -- a combination of light and heat -- was behind the creation and sustenance of all flora and fauna on Earth. But it did not stop there. In my personal opinion, light played the most crucial part in our scientific quest and discoveries. Optics is the foundation of human civilisation. Only by light are we able to see the natural world and its treasures. We looked up at the source of daylight, viz., the Sun, and the innumerable stars dotting the night sky. We were curious, and tried to make sense of it all and have an explanation of it -- first from mythological stories, then by logic and analysis. Who are we, where did we come from, who created these celestial and terrestrial objects? And what does it all mean?

And here is the same arrangement as before with the light source placed in a different direction.

My new artwork: 'Bowl In Bowl', Pencil On Paper, Realism, Still Life.

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