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 “SWAN” Medium: Charcoal and Graphite. Size: 18 x 12 inches  This is a drawing of swan which depicts calmness, purity , grace and love. Swan is my favourite bird so that’s why i made this work and also for study purposes. In the drawing, a majestic swan glides gracefully across calm waters, its long, slender neck arched elegantly. The swan's pristine white feathers catch the light, casting a subtle sheen, while its beady black eyes exude an air of serenity. Delicate ripples form around its streamlined body, adding to the tranquility of the scene.

  “EMBRACE” Medium: Charcoal and graphite. Size: 18 x 12 inches This is drawings of a pregnant woman whi is experiencing a very rare feeling of embrace, this is a new and calming feeling for her. With a gentle touch, she cradles her burgeoning belly, feeling the life growing within her. There's a sense of awe and wonderment in the way she holds herself, as if she's embracing not just her physical form but also the miraculous journey she's embarked upon. Her movements are tender and deliberate, a silent communion with the new life blossoming beneath her skin. There's a radiant glow about her, an inner warmth that shines through her every gesture, as if her love for her unborn child illuminates her from within. In this moment, she's a portrait of strength, grace, and boundless love, embracing both herself and the precious life she carries with tender reverence. 

  “FADED” Medium: Charcoal Size: 9 x 12 inches This drawing shows a woman who is losing her essence. As she navigates life's challenges, she feels like fragments of herself are slipping away, like whispers carried off by the wind. The sparkle in her eyes dims, replaced by a weary gaze that reflects a sense of loss. Her laughter, once spontaneous and contagious, now feels forced, hollow. The vibrancy that once defined her seems to fade, leaving behind a faint echo of who she used to be. With each passing day, she struggles to hold onto her essence, fighting against the currents that threaten to pull her further from herself. Yet, amidst the struggle, a flicker of determination remains, a silent promise to reclaim what has been lost and rediscover the light that still resides within.

 “Untoldher” Medium: Charcoal Size: 12 x 17 inches  This drawing depicts woman’s untold stories and feelings, The untold feelings of a woman can encompass a vast spectrum, including complex emotions such as vulnerability, strength, resilience, nurturing, passion, and a deep sense of empathy. These feelings are often shaped by personal experiences, societal expectations, relationships, and the pursuit of identity and fulfillment. Each woman's journey is unique, and her untold feelings may range from joy to sorrow, from hope to fear, and from love to longing, reflecting the richness and depth of the human experience. 

Solitude Mediun: Charcoal and graphite. Size: 9 x 12  inches. A small charcoal portrait of a free woman would likely depict her with an air of confidence and independence. Her features is rendered with bold, expressive strokes, capturing the strength and resilience in her expression. The use of charcoal would add depth and texture to the drawing, emphasizing the richness of her character and the freedom she embodies. Portrayed with flowing hair, symbolizing her freedom to be herself without constraints. The contrast between light and shadow would accentuate her presence, making her stand out as a powerful figure in the artwork.