heading towards the final step

close enough to my final step of completing my work

Moving on to next step

Fill up the background

      

Starting with the research for my second drawing...

                                                    Human retina cell

                                                         
 close of human body cells

                                                   


Fat Cell

Cervical Cancer cel

Finally getting started...

To start with....made the wall even by sticking newspapers on it and then the drawing paper sheet to  work on

Shading technique... scribble..:)

Sharpening the pencil is a tough job....trust me

Final Composition

Decided to go for human body cells....here it represents one of the most powerful cell in human body called

 t cell(at left) fighting with the cancer cell. 

trying different techniques of shading

Graphite pencil sketches

I love graphite drawings, I love the straight forwardness, their simplicity and elegance. I love doing them!

Gray Girl

This is called a "Gray Girl" because, Gray is a neutral color to me. Its energy imparts  void, emptiness, lack of movement, emotions, warmth and identifying characteristics. Native Americans also associates gray with friendship. Here I tried to show the inner feelings of the girl ( subject) without showing her facial expressions.

FAD Annex Slum

This is other one called "FAD Annex Slum" which is a sort off slum area near my college. This is the first time i tried sketching by directly looking at something ( ie. not from an image)

This is other sketch when I was researching for one of my college project.

Research for my project - Microorganisms

Decided to work on organic forms.

Was really fascinated by the closer look of tree trunk  

Invisible through naked eye...yet, dominating......MICROORGANISMS...

Concept that which we can not see from naked eyes, trying to execute it on the big canvas.

  Cervical cancer cell

                                                                     

HIV attacking T cell

Few experimental sketches

Worked with charcoal and graphite pencil 

Lichen

                                          Fungus