Naaga Dance
Naaga Dance
Painting \ Figure | 03/21/05 @497 |
camilkuo |
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Okay, I had a hard time to search this phrase "Naaga" which means snake. I don't know what those red finger tips mean and the relationship between snake and India. I just drew whatever I like.
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Just as a suggestion, however, I do think that it is very well done on a technical level.
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[i]"In Hindu myth, nagas are a primeval race of divine serpent-people that play an important part in religion. They are half human and half snake, and are still worshipped as the bringers of fertility, especially in southern India. Nagas are believed to live in palaces (Patala) in the underground city Bhogavati. They are considered the protectors of springs, wells and rivers. They bring rain, and thus fertility, but are also thought to bring disasters such as floods and drought. Their ruler is Sesha. Some of the nagas are: Ananta (symbol of eternity), Vasuki, Manasa (fertility goddess and protector against snake-bites), and Mucilinda.
In the myths of Malay mariners, nagas are a many-headed dragons of enormous size.
On Java and Thailand, a naga is a mythical serpent or dragon, a serpent-god, a ruler of the netherworld who possesses immense wealth. In Java it is also called Sesa. In Thailand, a naga is often sculpted in temples as a dragon with five heads. It is the symbol of Narayana. " [/i]
Anaway: splendid piece of art, great dynmaic of the firgure! Background looks like a quattrocento painting (thumpup)
P.S.: Sorry for posting seconds after you and robbing you of your place on the front page. I just noticed
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love it!
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The background reminds me of the Monalisa!
amazing!max points!
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thanx greyfin...even i didnt know about that red finger tips...and im from India (shame on me)
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but one thing...I don't get what she has orange finger tips?
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03/23/05 @233
i love the lighting you have put in there... and the colors. her pose, the perspective cause by the hand... everything in there works beautifully, imo.
keep up the excellent work.
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max!! +7/7
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One little crit would be on the little vertical distortions (can't figure out what it is) that I see around the girl. Am I the only one to see it or not ?
anyway, congrats and btw I love the red fingers
03/28/05 @494
In India, people pray snakes...they are treated like Gods and there is also Lord Shiva (an Indian God) who has snakes on his arms and around his neck...
Snakes are sacred to Indians and in many Hindi movies, snakes can transform into human beings and their dances are very symbolic...they roll and turn on the ground just like snakes do...
There are deeper meanings and other explanations, but i guess i should keep it to this bit...
I love the drawing, but if you make more researches you'll find awesome poses for Naaga dances...very sensual and extremely interesting to draw...
Super work though
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beautidul jewlerry design ( i espcially like the on on the head), and the mystirious atmosphere is here is very well presented, i can sense it.
excellent coloring, textures etc.
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..adding to favs list, ur work is crazy
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livingrope, i see the vertical distortions...whatever
about the red fingers, they remind me of the henna used in Arabic culture. i'm not sure if it's used in indian/Hindu culture...
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good luck.
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Amazing . . . .
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