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Submitted: June 19, 2012
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Arabesque (Lost in luxury)by *Andette

Traditional Art / Drawings / Other

For the whole life Arabic architecture has been one of my favourites. Oh, how I wished to do such kind of interior, from the date of the first visiting architectural classes, I suppose.

My picture is about the oriental beauty of excessive amount of small details on the all exsisting surfaces. Beauty of the complicated lace of geometric ornaments. Beauty which costs incredibly high. Beauty, from which you may have a headache. Beauty, where human can be lost forever)

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I tried to make an engraving look to my drawing) I think if I lived in the past, I would be a print artist. I would sit with a needle and slowly etch a picture.

black ball-pointed pen, black watercolour pencil. A1 size again-_-

Comeents are extremely welcome~

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Arabesque (Lost in luxury) by ~Andette ( Suggested by =ElindielForestStar and Featured by ^SylwiaTelari )

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~RadioactiveGinger Apr 13, 2013

*faints*

*bear48 Apr 12, 2013

sweet job

Love the detail

=GospodinP Apr 12, 2013 Hobbyist Writer

The fisheye perspective reminds me of Escher, and there is some overlap with the Renaissance architecture that fascinated him!

~discotechnology Apr 12, 2013

This is gorgeous, and the detail is... well, it boggles the mind. One could be happily lost in the detail, like in an Escher drawing, for quite some time. If you're not a professional, it's certainly not for lack of ability. Now if you excuse me, I'm going back to my exploring...