Long silhouette

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Comments

Nefertiti Totonaca said…
Qué linda está ésta :)
02 July, 2008 22:47
odette farrell said…
Nefer,

Me gusta deformar las figuras de pie...alargarlas, estirarlas... está en particular la deformé sobremanera...
Leí tu post de la mujer gorda... yo tuve una experiencia así una vez que viajaba en bus a Los Angeles, no fue agradable sentir como la piel de esa mujer inmensa invadía mi espacio vital... prefiero definitivamente las figuras largas!
02 July, 2008 23:07
Animal de Fondo said…
Estoy con Nefer: está impresionante.
Yo también leí su post. Y también me pasó en un avión. :)
03 July, 2008 00:01
odette farrell said…
Fmesmenota,

Está muy deformada, es extraña... pero qué gusto que te provocó a escribirme :)
03 July, 2008 00:50
Lilian said…
Cuando vi la figura de tu pintura me llamo la atencion el largo talle, al lado de esa figura, yo soy una pigmea! pero leyendo tus comentarios aca, me doy cuenta que en realidad tu alteraste la forma... Ahora todo tiene sentido :)
Mucha suerte y energias en la preparacion de la partida--
03 July, 2008 13:58
odette farrell said…
Lilian,

Si hubiese una mujer así sería un mounstruo!!! Pero en pintura todo se vale...y las deformaciones a veces son tán estéticas... en figuras alargadas no hay mejor ejemplo que Giacometti, y qué maravilla en verdad, no?
04 July, 2008 09:51
Camille Stein said…
me maravilla esa curva de la cintura y la cadera, el trazo firme de la dibujante que, con o sin modelo, tiene ya la forma inscrita en la mente

puro talento

:)
05 July, 2008 17:41
odette farrell said…
Stein,

Qué bueno que te gustó.. a ver si después hago un óleo largo de esos que te gustan basados en esta acuarela :)
06 July, 2008 03:08
Gise =) said…
Que bonita la imagen, pero no entiendo porque dices qu esi existiera una muejr así sería un monstruo, esta totalmente proporcionada y he concocido a más de una holandesa con esa ltura y ese tamaño de cuerpo, son muy altas y muy grandotas al menso las que he visto... Claro lo qu eno se es si tu modelo media metro cincuenta como yo, jejejeje!!!!
Pero las cuervas de la cintura y las caderas me gustan son muy sexys!!!!! Besotes!!!!!!
07 July, 2008 09:50
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