sylvia baldeva
Oooh… washy, dreamy, layered, haunting, jewel-toned portraits by French artist Sylvia Baldeva. I love them. All.
{via Saatchi Art}
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Oooh… washy, dreamy, layered, haunting, jewel-toned portraits by French artist Sylvia Baldeva. I love them. All.
{via Saatchi Art}
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I love the focus of color around the eyes. These are dreamy.
This really made my day. Beautiful!
You’re exactly right in the dreamy, haunting description. Reminds me of some illustration in a childhood book of mine, (dinosaurs were alive then), translated title: Slippers of Moss. It is a book of poems. I sometimes try for this kind of wishy, swishy watercolour but always fail miserably. (sigh)
Incredibly beautiful use of color and intensity.