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Published: 2006-04-14 02:46:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 19485; Favourites: 105; Downloads: 151
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Hello everyone,Presenting Lord Shiva and his Consort Shakthi, on dancing through the glist of moonlight. Their names that suggests the power of two become one > for there is no Shiva without Shakti and no Shakti without Shiva, the two are one - or the absolute state of being - consciousness and bliss.
Decided to keep the background pretty simple so that the subject of Gods here will stand out more. Its a very very long process ( a merely two months consist of sketching, layouts, composing, problem solving and all the +ings )
but Im happy with the way it turns out exactly how did Ive imagined in my mind on the first sctratch Thank you for viewing.
And oh, taking this oppurtunity to wish all Indians a 'Chittirai Puthandhu Valthukal' (Happy Tamil New Year)
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Done in Illustrator. No Reference. (Will post the outlines and sketches soon).
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Wonderfull work. I am kathak and bollywood teacher and your Lord Shiva and Consort Shakti (Parvati) is so good to young people, like my students. I will send a link to them for showing this extraordinary work. Thanks for post it.
Sahadi
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hello sahadi, thanks so much for the compliment. really appreciate this
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I can feel it. Simply unexplainable in words. Simply brilliant.
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Hey..The image is inaccessible. Can you post the image again. please. its truly amazing.
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Beautiful !!!
Without ref. it is too good...
attractive colours and very good composed..
adding it to
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deivigam!! mugathila avalalvu tejas!!...immediate fav
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Love it! I love Lord Shiva and Lady Parvati together, and this dance just beautifully captured them.
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Beautiful! I like your choice of colours. Did you use a graphics tablet? and what software programe did you use?
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Thank you fo that. Its just mouse + Illustrator.
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Wow! really?! I'm amazed, I thought you used a graphics tablet...Thanks a lot! your work in an inspiration...
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The awesome amount of detail and colour in this image of the Gods is simply amazing...I love the way you've captured the traditional style. Your floral patterns (especially on Shakthi's bottoms) is FANTASTO!!! Keep rockin!! Would love to see a Lord Ganesh one dancing away in this style! x
V.
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Thank you for such an intrigue comment...
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yeap They truly are. thank you josica.
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vanakkam
certainly understood what you mean (i think)..cheers!
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nice one...good to see the indianness in ur designs !
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thanks buddy...its part of the line i would say!
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I think it was a good decision to leave teh background simplistic so that the focus is on the gods. They're so different from each other in color but you positioned them like they were puzzle pieces. The detail on the two is very nice! I love it.
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looking at this and reading about India, I'm amazed the impact your country's had on other's- Japan, China, Britain and many other European countries.
Oh, and I like this *alot*. :3 Makes me sound appreciative, but I always like the look of the gods of the Indian culture.
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glad to hear 
And thank you for that great comment of yours!
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Good work.. The Ornaments are very decorative and beautifully done.
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