I have got another DA account:
There are my photos... I submit the my drawings and other traditional artworks here, to separate them from the photos, I think they deserves to have an own page.
Please have a look at my other gallery, and don't go away without comments, I really appreciate them!



News again - 21-09-09

As you may notice in this summer I haven't uploaded any deviations on my DA page... Well, I started to medieval fencing last year and in october there was an accident with my right ankle. I went one after the other doctors but most of them were bunglers, they misread my hurt and they didn't give me the correct medication. At least it was out that there was a muscle-splitting in my ankle and it grew back wrong and it's pushing my motor nerve. The productive if this that I can't draw and make hennas now because my right hand has lost its handcraft. I don't know if its a permanent mutation but I hope not. But I'm not sure that I have the patience to learn again all those fine movements that I was able to make...
But! I started a new hobby because I can't live without any creative activities. This is beading! You can find my jewels here:
There are both own created and "made-by-pattern" pieces. Take a round in my new gallery! Thank you!


News... - 28-12-2006
I uploaded some pics to show my henna works made until now.
Henna art is well known nowadays but I'd like to tell you a few things about it.
This art of body-painting comes from India where people uses it on bigger celebrities to decorate themselves for many hundred years. For example women wear henna on their wedding and they musn't do homeworks till the pattern doesn't disappear - it's usually 10-15 days.
The original henna paste contains only natural elements like dried leaves of henna-bush, eucaliptus oil, sugar, lime juice and others and gives a dark russet-brown colour but it depends on the part of the body, the type of the skin, the quality of the paste etc.
There are coloured hennas, but in cases they may cause allergy on the skin - I don't like them because I try to maintain the respectabilities using only natural henna and traditional patterns.
I love this beautiful way of body art. If you would like to try it: let's go to a general hobby-shop and you will find all the elements you need. Feel free asking me for help




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