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24 | Médiéviste en galère à la recherche du temps perdu 🤓 Enthousiaste détentrice d’un master en sorcellerie 🧙 Détails un peu excessifs ✏️
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Thank you very much for the share ! 🥳💛
“The Fairy Queen” is a black and white illustration, inspired by theater actress and dancer Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies (1908). On the top-left corner, a woman is standing, showing her back to the spectator. She has a whimsical look on her face. Her hair are decorated with a butterfly jewel and put in two braids. She has a complex top, heavily decorated with pearls and which reveals a lot of skin. She has shiny butterfly wings and two large bracelets on her arm. Her head is surrounded by two sunflowers. On the bottom-right corner, the same lady is facing the spectator, her chin slightly raised. She opens her arms to reveal her shiny wings. Along her arms are little white flowers on thin branches. The background is entirely black.
September 24, 2025 at 12:24 PM
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Congratulations on hitting the 600, and here’s to many more 🥳 your art is amazing! 💛

Thank you very much for the share ✨ I am Alice, an amateur artist who enjoys drawing pretty women and little details 💫
An original illustration made for Pascale Picard’s Le Magicien book cover. It features the side face of a young girl, eyes closed and her hair flowing in the wind. It merges with a flock of birds, from which stands out a colibri and an owl, both in gold and blue. In the bust there’s the silhouette of a Britanny’s village, with smoke coming from the chimneys and disappearing in the flock. Black and white portrait of actress Lily Brayton as Katharina in Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew (1905). The drawing depicts a woman sitting down in a chair, visibly frowning, hunched over, with her arms slightly folded in her lap. She is wearing what seems to be wedding attire, with a long transparent veil, many necklaces and a long dark colored dress. Her hair is tied back under the veil and has many jewels in it. The background is entirely black, except for four bright red roses - three behind her head (top-left corner of the image), and one last behind the chair (middle-right of the image). Black and white portrait inspired by theater actress Maud Fealy (1902 rare photograph) and by Bram Stoker’s The Lady of the Shroud. A fair lady, dressed as a bride, looks towards the top-left corner of the picture with a soft expression. She has long, curly hair and a veil. Hiding her bust, there are huge white lilies. The background is entierly black. “The Fairy Queen” is a black and white illustration, inspired by theater actress and dancer Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies (1908). On the top-left corner, a woman is standing, showing her back to the spectator. She has a whimsical look on her face. Her hair are decorated with a butterfly jewel and put in two braids. She has a complex top, heavily decorated with pearls and which reveals a lot of skin. She has shiny butterfly wings and two large bracelets on her arm. Her head is surrounded by two sunflowers. On the bottom-right corner, the same lady is facing the spectator, her chin slightly raised. She opens her arms to reveal her shiny wings. Along her arms are little white flowers on thin branches. The background is entirely black.
September 24, 2025 at 12:04 PM
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Artist! Quote with your yellow art! 💛
An illustration inspired by Zendaya’s knight gown from the Met Gala (2018 I believe). She stands out from a black background with a golden aura behind her head, from which emerges light rays. There are thick light-grey clouds in the background.
September 23, 2025 at 10:19 PM
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Congratulations on the milestone and here’s to many more! ✨💛

Thank you very much for the artshare 💫 I am Alice, an amateur artist who enjoys drawing pretty women and little details 🖤
original illustration made for Pascale Picard’s Le Magicien book cover. It features the side face of a young girl, eyes closed and her hair flowing in the wind. It merges with a flock of birds, from which stands out a colibri and an owl, both in gold and blue. In the bust there’s the silhouette of a Britanny’s village, with smoke coming from the chimneys and disappearing in the flock. Black and white portrait of Mieko Harada as Lady Kaede in Akira Kurosawa’s Ran (1985). Kaede stands facing the viewer, her face closed, her eyes looking at someone to her left. She is holding a small blade in her right hand, which she has closed and placed against the left side of her torso. She is dressed, coiffed and made up in 16th-century Japanese fashion: her long black hair is tied back with a ribbon, with two strands framing her face and falling to her shoulders; she is wearing a large pale kimono with floral motifs on the collar. The background is black with a red splash that evokes a spurt of blood, trickling towards the ground. Black and white portrait inspired by theater actress Maud Fealy (1902 rare photograph) and by Bram Stoker’s The Lady of the Shroud. A fair lady, dressed as a bride, looks towards the top-left corner of the picture with a soft expression. She has long, curly hair and a veil. Hiding her bust, there are huge white lilies. The background is entierly black. “The Fairy Queen” is a black and white illustration, inspired by theater actress and dancer Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies (1908). On the top-left corner, a woman is standing, showing her back to the spectator. She has a whimsical look on her face. Her hair are decorated with a butterfly jewel and put in two braids. She has a complex top, heavily decorated with pearls and which reveals a lot of skin. She has shiny butterfly wings and two large bracelets on her arm. Her head is surrounded by two sunflowers. On the bottom-right corner, the same lady is facing the spectator, her chin slightly raised. She opens her arms to reveal her shiny wings. Along her arms are little white flowers on thin branches. The background is entirely black.
September 23, 2025 at 7:52 AM
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See something blue, post something blue! 💙
Black and white portrait of @/oceanides__ on Instagram. The drawing depicts a young woman sitting on bed, with a candleholder in her right hand. She has long black hair, and half of her fringe is white. She keeps her eyes closed. She has a lot of piercing (nose and ears), and a tattoo in her ear. She wears a large shirt with ruffles. The background is blue.
September 23, 2025 at 7:36 AM
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Show off your snake art!

Have Medusa portrait from April 2024 ! 🐍 (definitely reworking on one soon)
Portrait of Medusa. She looks defiantly at the viewer. She is wearing a long white dress and a veil resting on her forearms. She is wearing a necklace and numerous rings on her fingers. The drawing is in black and white, and the background is entirely black. Some details are in gold: the eyes of the snakes and Medusa, the reflections of light on some of their scales, Medusa's belt and some details on her sleeves.
September 22, 2025 at 5:07 PM
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Congratulations on hitting 1.4k followers- and here’s to many more ! 🥳

Thank you very much for the share ! 💛 I am Alice, an amateur artist who enjoys to draw pretty women and little details ! ✨

I still have a lot to learn, but the journey is a lot of fun ! 💫
An original illustration made for Pascale Picard’s Le Magicien book cover. It features the side face of a young girl, eyes closed and her hair flowing in the wind. It merges with a flock of birds, from which stands out a colibri and an owl, both in gold and blue. In the bust there’s the silhouette of a Britanny’s village, with smoke coming from the chimneys and disappearing in the flock. Portrait inspired by Marlene Dietrich in Dishonored (1931). She lays down towards a candle to lighten her cigarette. The piece is in black and white. The background is pitch black, with a yellow circle behind the candle. Black and white portrait of actress Lily Brayton as Katharina in Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew (1905). The drawing depicts a woman sitting down in a chair, visibly frowning, hunched over, with her arms slightly folded in her lap. She is wearing what seems to be wedding attire, with a long transparent veil, many necklaces and a long dark colored dress. Her hair is tied back under the veil and has many jewels in it. The background is entirely black, except for four bright red roses - three behind her head (top-left corner of the image), and one last behind the chair (middle-right of the image). “The Fairy Queen” is a black and white illustration, inspired by theater actress and dancer Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies (1908). On the top-left corner, a woman is standing, showing her back to the spectator. She has a whimsical look on her face. Her hair are decorated with a butterfly jewel and put in two braids. She has a complex top, heavily decorated with pearls and which reveals a lot of skin. She has shiny butterfly wings and two large bracelets on her arm. Her head is surrounded by two sunflowers. On the bottom-right corner, the same lady is facing the spectator, her chin slightly raised. She opens her arms to reveal her shiny wings. Along her arms are little white flowers on thin branches. The background is entirely black.
September 22, 2025 at 12:23 PM
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Artists, QRP with your favorite portrait you've drawn! ✨
Black and white portrait inspired by theater actress Maud Fealy (1902 rare photograph) and by Bram Stoker’s The Lady of the Shroud. A fair lady, dressed as a bride, looks towards the top-left corner of the picture with a soft expression. She has long, curly hair and a veil. Hiding her bust, there are huge white lilies. The background is entierly black.
September 22, 2025 at 8:59 AM
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Hey artists! QRP with your sketch vs final! ✨
Sketch portrait inspired by theater actress Maud Fealy (1902 rare photograph) and by Bram Stoker’s The Lady of the Shroud. A fair lady, dressed as a bride, looks towards the top-left corner of the picture with a soft expression. She has long, curly hair and a veil. Hiding her bust, there are huge white lilies. Black and white portrait inspired by theater actress Maud Fealy (1902 rare photograph) and by Bram Stoker’s The Lady of the Shroud. A fair lady, dressed as a bride, looks towards the top-left corner of the picture with a soft expression. She has long, curly hair and a veil. Hiding her bust, there are huge white lilies. The background is entierly black.
September 22, 2025 at 8:38 AM
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What color defines your portfolio?

Black and white for sure ! Though I use lots of yellow/gold and bright red too 🖤✨
An illustration inspired by Zendaya’s knight gown from the Met Gala (2018 I believe). She stands out from a black background with a golden aura behind her head, from which emerges light rays. There are thick light-grey clouds in the background. Black and white portrait inspired by theater actress Maud Fealy (1902 rare photograph) and by Bram Stoker’s The Lady of the Shroud. A fair lady, dressed as a bride, looks towards the top-left corner of the picture with a soft expression. She has long, curly hair and a veil. Hiding her bust, there are huge white lilies. The background is entierly black. Black and white portrait of Mieko Harada as Lady Kaede in Akira Kurosawa’s Ran (1985). Kaede stands facing the viewer, her face closed, her eyes looking at someone to her left. She is holding a small blade in her right hand, which she has closed and placed against the left side of her torso. She is dressed, coiffed and made up in 16th-century Japanese fashion: her long black hair is tied back with a ribbon, with two strands framing her face and falling to her shoulders; she is wearing a large pale kimono with floral motifs on the collar. The background is black with a red splash that evokes a spurt of blood, trickling towards the ground. “The Fairy Queen” is a black and white illustration, inspired by theater actress and dancer Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies (1908). On the top-left corner, a woman is standing, showing her back to the spectator. She has a whimsical look on her face. Her hair are decorated with a butterfly jewel and put in two braids. She has a complex top, heavily decorated with pearls and which reveals a lot of skin. She has shiny butterfly wings and two large bracelets on her arm. Her head is surrounded by two sunflowers. On the bottom-right corner, the same lady is facing the spectator, her chin slightly raised. She opens her arms to reveal her shiny wings. Along her arms are little white flowers on thin branches. The background is entirely black.
September 21, 2025 at 9:19 AM
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Artists! Quote with your fanart!

Here’s an oldie I still like 💥
Black and white fanart of Jinx in Arcane (S1). She's sitting in Silco's chair, legs crossed and head tilted to the right. She looks mischievous and bites her bottom lip. She is straightening her glasses with her left hand, which also contains a pink felt-tip pen. Her right arm is on the armrest and in her hand is one of her little bombs, which she seems to be painting in pink and blue. The background is entirely black, except for a bright pink monkey tag. Her nails are also in colour (pink and blue). Art from September 2022
September 21, 2025 at 9:06 AM
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Artist! Quote with your night art! 💫
Black and white portrait inspired by Jennifer Connely as Jennifer Corvino in Dario Argento's film Phenomena (1985). She is standing looking at something very shiny floating above her right hand. Her hair is loose, and she is wearing pyjamas with a long tunic. The background is entirely black, with the silhouette of a tree and bush in shadow. Behind her is the title of the film, written in light purple.
September 20, 2025 at 9:39 AM
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Awww thank you so much 🥹💛 it was based on two rare photographs from 1908~
These documents are so inspiring! ✨
September 20, 2025 at 9:33 AM
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Congratulations for 5.4k, and thank you for the share !! 🥳

I am Alice, an amateur artist who enjoys to draw pretty women and little details, in a black and white style with a touch of color ! 💫
An original illustration made for Pascale Picard’s Le Magicien book cover. It features the side face of a young girl, eyes closed and her hair flowing in the wind. It merges with a flock of birds, from which stands out a colibri and an owl, both in gold and blue. In the bust there’s the silhouette of a Britanny’s village, with smoke coming from the chimneys and disappearing in the flock. Portrait inspired by Marlene Dietrich in Dishonored (1931). She lays down towards a candle to lighten her cigarette. The piece is in black and white. The background is pitch black, with a yellow circle behind the candle. Black and white portrait inspired by theater actress Maud Fealy (1902 rare photograph) and by Bram Stoker’s The Lady of the Shroud. A fair lady, dressed as a bride, looks towards the top-left corner of the picture with a soft expression. She has long, curly hair and a veil. Hiding her bust, there are huge white lilies. The background is entierly black. “The Fairy Queen” is a black and white illustration, inspired by theater actress and dancer Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies (1908). On the top-left corner, a woman is standing, showing her back to the spectator. She has a whimsical look on her face. Her hair are decorated with a butterfly jewel and put in two braids. She has a complex top, heavily decorated with pearls and which reveals a lot of skin. She has shiny butterfly wings and two large bracelets on her arm. Her head is surrounded by two sunflowers. On the bottom-right corner, the same lady is facing the spectator, her chin slightly raised. She opens her arms to reveal her shiny wings. Along her arms are little white flowers on thin branches. The background is entirely black.
September 19, 2025 at 10:17 AM
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This illustration is inspired by these two rare photographs of Miss Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies (1908) !

I hope you’ll like it 💛
September 18, 2025 at 3:35 PM
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You found the realm of the Fairy Queen ! 🧚‍♀️

On this special day, she offers a bargain : for a flower gifted, a wish is granted 🌸

Which flower would you gift her, and what wish would you ask for ? 💫
“The Fairy Queen” is a black and white illustration, inspired by theater actress and dancer Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies (1908). On the top-left corner, a woman is standing, showing her back to the spectator. She has a whimsical look on her face. Her hair are decorated with a butterfly jewel and put in two braids. She has a complex top, heavily decorated with pearls and which reveals a lot of skin. She has shiny butterfly wings and two large bracelets on her arm. Her head is surrounded by two sunflowers. On the bottom-right corner, the same lady is facing the spectator, her chin slightly raised. She opens her arms to reveal her shiny wings. Along her arms are little white flowers on thin branches. The background is entirely black. Close up on the top-left corner figure Close up on the bottom figure
September 18, 2025 at 3:35 PM
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Hello Felix, congrats on the 400 and here’s to thousands more 🥳✨ your art is awesome !

Thank you very much for the artshare 💛 I am Alice, an amateur (from France too haha) who enjoys drawing pretty women and little details, in a black and white style with a touch of color 💫
An original illustration made for Pascale Picard’s Le Magicien book cover. It features the side face of a young girl, eyes closed and her hair flowing in the wind. It merges with a flock of birds, from which stands out a colibri and an owl, both in gold and blue. In the bust there’s the silhouette of a Britanny’s village, with smoke coming from the chimneys and disappearing in the flock. Black and white portrait of Mieko Harada as Lady Kaede in Akira Kurosawa’s Ran (1985). Kaede stands facing the viewer, her face closed, her eyes looking at someone to her left. She is holding a small blade in her right hand, which she has closed and placed against the left side of her torso. She is dressed, coiffed and made up in 16th-century Japanese fashion: her long black hair is tied back with a ribbon, with two strands framing her face and falling to her shoulders; she is wearing a large pale kimono with floral motifs on the collar. The background is black with a red splash that evokes a spurt of blood, trickling towards the ground. Black and white portrait inspired by theater actress Maud Fealy (1902 rare photograph) and by Bram Stoker’s The Lady of the Shroud. A fair lady, dressed as a bride, looks towards the top-left corner of the picture with a soft expression. She has long, curly hair and a veil. Hiding her bust, there are huge white lilies. The background is entierly black. “The Fairy Queen” is a black and white illustration, inspired by theater actress and dancer Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies (1908). On the top-left corner, a woman is standing, showing her back to the spectator. She has a whimsical look on her face. Her hair are decorated with a butterfly jewel and put in two braids. She has a complex top, heavily decorated with pearls and which reveals a lot of skin. She has shiny butterfly wings and two large bracelets on her arm. Her head is surrounded by two sunflowers. On the bottom-right corner, the same lady is facing the spectator, her chin slightly raised. She opens her arms to reveal her shiny wings. Along her arms are little white flowers on thin branches. The background is entirely black.
September 18, 2025 at 1:16 PM
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Congratulations on the 500 and here’s to many more! 🥳💛 that is an awesome achievement, for an awesome artist !

Thank you very much for the artshare as well ✨ I am Alice, an artist amateur, and I like to draw pretty women and little details, usually in a black and white style with a touch of color 💫
An original illustration made for Pascale Picard’s Le Magicien book cover. It features the side face of a young girl, eyes closed and her hair flowing in the wind. It merges with a flock of birds, from which stands out a colibri and an owl, both in gold and blue. In the bust there’s the silhouette of a Britanny’s village, with smoke coming from the chimneys and disappearing in the flock. An illustration inspired by Zendaya’s knight gown from the Met Gala (2018 I believe). She stands out from a black background with a golden aura behind her head, from which emerges light rays. There are thick light-grey clouds in the background. Black and white portrait inspired by theater actress Maud Fealy (1902 rare photograph) and by Bram Stoker’s The Lady of the Shroud. A fair lady, dressed as a bride, looks towards the top-left corner of the picture with a soft expression. She has long, curly hair and a veil. Hiding her bust, there are huge white lilies. The background is entierly black. “The Fairy Queen” is a black and white illustration, inspired by theater actress and dancer Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies (1908). On the top-left corner, a woman is standing, showing her back to the spectator. She has a whimsical look on her face. Her hair are decorated with a butterfly jewel and put in two braids. She has a complex top, heavily decorated with pearls and which reveals a lot of skin. She has shiny butterfly wings and two large bracelets on her arm. Her head is surrounded by two sunflowers. On the bottom-right corner, the same lady is facing the spectator, her chin slightly raised. She opens her arms to reveal her shiny wings. Along her arms are little white flowers on thin branches. The background is entirely black.
September 17, 2025 at 10:03 PM
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🕯️🩸👰‍♀️🧚‍♀️
Black and white portrait inspired by Deborah Kerr as Miss Giddens in Jack Clayton's film The Innocents (1961). Her long blonde hair is loose and falls to her shoulders. She is dressed in a nightdress and holds a heavy candlestick in her left hand, with four candles in it. Behind the flames are yellow circles. The rest of the background is black. Black and white portrait of Mieko Harada as Lady Kaede in Akira Kurosawa’s Ran (1985). Kaede stands facing the viewer, her face closed, her eyes looking at someone to her left. She is holding a small blade in her right hand, which she has closed and placed against the left side of her torso. She is dressed, coiffed and made up in 16th-century Japanese fashion: her long black hair is tied back with a ribbon, with two strands framing her face and falling to her shoulders; she is wearing a large pale kimono with floral motifs on the collar. The background is black with a red splash that evokes a spurt of blood, trickling towards the ground. Black and white portrait inspired by theater actress Maud Fealy (1902 rare photograph) and by Bran Stoker’s The Lady of the Shroud. A fair lady, dressed as a bride, looks towards the top-left corner of the picture with a soft expression. She has long, curly hair and a veil. Hiding her bust, there are huge white lilies. The background is entierly black. “The Fairy Queen” is a black and white illustration, inspired by theater actress and dancer Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies (1908). On the top-left corner, a woman is standing, showing her back to the spectator. She has a whimsical look on her face. Her hair are decorated with a butterfly jewel and put in two braids. She has a complex top, heavily decorated with pearls and which reveals a lot of skin. She has shiny butterfly wings and two large bracelets on her arm. Her head is surrounded by two sunflowers. On the bottom-right corner, the same lady is facing the spectator, her chin slightly raised. She opens her arms to reveal her shiny wings. Along her arms are little white flowers on thin branches. The background is entirely black.
September 17, 2025 at 7:51 PM
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Congratulations on hitting the 400, and here’s to many more! ✨

Thank you very much for the artshare 💛 I am Alice, an amateur artist who enjoys drawing pretty women and little details ! 💫
September 15, 2025 at 3:24 PM
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Artists! Please show:

✨ the first piece you did in 2025
✨ your favourite piece of the year
✨ your most popular piece
✨ your most recent piece
Portrait inspired by Marlene Dietrich in Dishonored (1931). She lays down towards a candle to lighten her cigarette. The piece is in black and white. The background is pitch black, with a yellow circle behind the candle. Portrait of theater actress Maud Fealy as Filiberta Black and white portrait of Jessica Harper as Suzy in Dario Argento's Suspiria (1977). She looks anxiously over her left shoulder, holding a thin knife in her right hand. The background is black, and the silhouette of the curtains stands out in shadow. The title of the film is written above her head in blue. Illustration inspired by theater actress and dancer Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies
September 15, 2025 at 9:42 AM
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Congratulations on the 400 and here’s to many more ! 💛🥳

Thank you very much for the artshare ✨ I am Alice, an amateur artist who enjoys drawing pretty ladies and small details ! 💫
An original illustration made for Pascale Picard’s Le Magicien book cover. It features the side face of a young girl, eyes closed and her hair flowing in the wind. It merges with a flock of birds, from which stands out a colibri and an owl, both in gold and blue. In the bust there’s the silhouette of a Britanny’s village, with smoke coming from the chimneys and disappearing in the flock. Black and white portrait of actress Lily Brayton as Katharina in Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew (1905). The drawing depicts a woman sitting down in a chair, visibly frowning, hunched over, with her arms slightly folded in her lap. She is wearing what seems to be wedding attire, with a long transparent veil, many necklaces and a long dark colored dress. Her hair is tied back under the veil and has many jewels in it. The background is entirely black, except for four bright red roses - three behind her head (top-left corner of the image), and one last behind the chair (middle-right of the image). Portrait of theater actress Maud Fealy as Filiberta Illustration inspired by theater actress and dancer Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies
September 15, 2025 at 9:30 AM
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I mostly use Micron fine liners (especially 005 and 01), and for the flats I use Faber Castell brush pen !

They are a bit pricey ; and I think I change my 005 pen three times a year or so. I think it’s quite an acceptable lifespan for these - though I am not as productive as you are for example 😅
Picture of Micron fineliners Picture of Faber Castell brush pen
September 10, 2025 at 11:32 PM
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Hello, and thank you for the artshare ! 💛

I am Alice, an amateur artist who enjoys drawing pretty women in pretty costumes, with a lot of little details (last one is a WIP) ✨

Bonus : I got to eat some fresh bread on my way back home, still hot from the oven (nothing can make a French more happy)
An original illustration made for Pascale Picard’s Le Magicien book cover. It features the side face of a young girl, eyes closed and her hair flowing in the wind. It merges with a flock of birds, from which stands out a colibri and an owl, both in gold and blue. In the bust there’s the silhouette of a Britanny’s village, with smoke coming from the chimneys and disappearing in the flock. Black and white portrait of Mieko Harada as Lady Kaede in Akira Kurosawa’s Ran (1985). Kaede stands facing the viewer, her face closed, her eyes looking at someone to her left. She is holding a small blade in her right hand, which she has closed and placed against the left side of her torso. She is dressed, coiffed and made up in 16th-century Japanese fashion: her long black hair is tied back with a ribbon, with two strands framing her face and falling to her shoulders; she is wearing a large pale kimono with floral motifs on the collar. The background is black with a red splash that evokes a spurt of blood, trickling towards the ground. Black and white portrait inspired by theater actress Maud Fealy. It depicts a young woman dressed as a bride, with a complex hairstyle and a bunch of lilies. The background is entirely black. [WIP] Illustration inspired by theater actress and dancer Phyllis Monkman in The Butterflies. In the top-left corner, Phyllis turns her back, looking at the spectator above her shoulder. She has two braids, and large butterfly wings. In the bottom right corner, Phyllis is facing towards the spectator, her arms opened to show off her pretty wings, and one knee is on the floor.
September 10, 2025 at 9:30 PM
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Share 4 years of your art!!

2022 - 2023 - 2024 - 2025
September 10, 2025 at 2:34 PM