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cclumsyart · 6 months
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For @iranasaty
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photo-art-lady · 3 months
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Fine Art Photography - Female Portrait By Alexandra Lord
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bananamainaa · 17 days
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⛓️ my carrd ✶ commission’s open!
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sketchonista · 9 months
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Ruohan SS23 shot at Paris Fashionweek
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azayakanna · 1 year
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yes, the feminine is sweet, pink tulips, soft breeze of wind. but she is also running barefoot in a thunderstorm, bleeding nails in the soil, the rarest of sins. she is chaotic rage, a dark seduction too vast to contain. she is collapsing stars, the old witch in the woods who sees all your secrets, who loves all your pain. she is the laughter of a woman who has reached into the ache & pulled out butterflies to let them fly, to let them break away (words by @iamtaniahart on IG)
October 2021 shot by Madeline Reinhold
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bellezaomicron57 · 2 years
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The HRT works well in my breast. It's just only a bra without forms.
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suryatchandra · 1 year
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Maria par Cayetano Gonzalez Via Flickr : www.cayetanogonzalez.com | Instagram
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littelestvic · 3 months
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About the Damon Baker x Kris Gustin photo session and what it means to me as a queer artist obsessed with Joker Out
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Note, this is not me trying to look smart and trying to talk about someone else's art pieces, although my dearest Daria made a small analysis on the Kris-Bojan set that I found very interesting, and it is interesting that these are a somewhat subjective views of Bojan and Kris's souls, or at least a visual representation of themselves as people. In any case, this is, if anything, an overview of what these art pieces make me feel and their significance to me.
First I must admit, as an artist, that these photos are beautiful and actually hold a lot of artistic value from my perspective. I think these should be seen as pieces of art and must be perceived in a different way than other Joker Out photos. However it is still very interesting how much these photos actually talk about the subject: these pieces are an exploration of Kris Gustin, the person portrayed, and I've honestly never have seen portraits that explore the nature of the subject in such a personal manner. Kris is displayed in a subjective, intimate way, whether how Damon sees him or how Kris himself sees himself deep down. I'm sure more elaborate and accurate explanations of Damon's art can be found online, as I actually didn't know of his work until now, but as I was able to read he focus a lot on the intimacy of the subject.
Anyways, there's a clear theme this session follows: femeninity and vulnerability. The usage of visible makeup (a first time for Kris on camera if I'm aware), the flowers, the exposed skin, the cloth (a typical femenine piece of clothing on Balkan/Slavic cultures), I think they were all choices to purposefully provide a more femenine vision of Kris. But he still allows himself to do poses similar to those I've seen him do before, there's still a hint of the Kris I know, his posing flows naturally and doesn't feel forced because this is just a natural extension of what he is, this is a natural exploration of his most femenine side, he is simply letting himself flow.
I think we all know Kris seems to be a man with a complex relationship with normative gender roles. Even as a cishet man he has this appearance and mannerisms that can be more related to a more "femenine" convention of gender and I have always wondered if he has ever struggled with this, and that if he has ever felt forced to keep the normative conventions of what a man should be. Things like asking to have his hair cut shorter after being called a girl when he was a child, or denying to be put makeup on by fans, he sometimes tried to run away from things that could be perceived as "feminine", maybe out of insecurity, maybe out of fear.
But there he is,
Glitter on his eyes,
Flower in his head,
Embracing himself.
I am a person with a complex relationship with gender roles. I was born a woman. I am short and tiny and have feminine features that simply cannot be ignored. I will forever be perceived as a woman by the people around me. I look like a girl, I have long hair because I am not allowed to have it short and I wear women's clothes. And while I don't want to be a girl, my relationship with femininity is actually very strong. I like pretty things, I like sparkles and pink, I like everything girly, I like girls. I've been told it's stupid to perceive myself as a guy since I look so girly, since I like so many girly things, and in times I don't feel I have deserved the masculine pronouns I use and my neutral name I've given myself (the ones I can only use online out of fear).
So I try to put some sense into it. I draw girly things because I like girly things. I draw men because I want to be like men. I draw men in pretty soft pinks and sparkles and sequins because that's what I am.
And I've found a safe place in Kris, with his non conforming masculinity that more often than not becomes femininity. As many other people like me, I like him because he helps me put sense to my feelings. I draw him in soft pastels and pretty clothes and delicate features because in my mind, if a man like him can be allowed to be femenine, then I can allow myself to feel the way I feel too. I can allow myself to simply not fit any binary gender convention, and I can allow myself to be myself. I like Kris because I find a part of me in himself, I relate to him and I see myself in his eyes. It is a complex relationship where I don't necessarily like him because I find him attractive, I am not actually sexually attracted to him; I see myself in him, in my own little weird way. I have distorted my own reality to make my own perception of him fit my needs. This is why I draw him the way I draw him. And perhaps that's why so many praise how I draw Kris. It is unique because it's personal. And I know he doesn't necessarily see himself this way, at least not in the degree I do. My Kris talks much more about how I see myself than how I see him. The way I draw Kris represents myself. My Kris is myself.
So when I saw him in this session, with the glimpse and the passion and the attitude I draw him like, it felt special.
"He looks like my art" I told myself. "He's seen himself the way I see him."
This is Kris,
This is my Kris,
This is me.
So I'm very thankful for Kris trying to open himself, and embracing this vulnerable side of him I purposefully push into the narrative of my art. He called these "therapy sessions", so I can't help but wonder if these have been helpful to him, if he has found something about him, if he has learnt to accept himself the way he is. He has helped me cope with complicated subjects of my life, and I cling to him to keep with life. He is my special little obsession that keeps me alive. So I can't help but sometimes wonder if he's happy, If he's loved, if he's content with himself.
And I think this exploration of himself will be very helpful to his soul. I am very proud of him, I am hopeful for his future, and I wish him the best.
I love you, my muse, and thank you for allowing yourself to see you with my own eyes.
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starry-eyed-arts · 10 months
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Femeninity (2021) mixed media
self-portrait with butterflies, my open heart to being-a-woman state of mind
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fmpdanishgirl · 12 days
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TITLE PAGE
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For the first page in my book and the title page for my fmp about the Danish girl, I used a mixture of watercolour pencils and fine liner to recreate this iconic and unforgettable scene from the movie where Lili/ einer Modles for Gerdas picture as a ballerina taking on the femeninity of the role and in turn begins to discover that he is not einer but in fact a girl and Lili. 
I enjoyed using this medium to create this piece, as I feel that the water colours gave me the ability to get an even skin tone for them both as well as to add different shades and hues into the portrait in order to get a more realistic feel. I also feel the same about the pencil, as it really allowed me to get that extra depth where it needed it, especially in the hair to show the different strands and in the shading of the Gerdas garment. Finally, I enjoyed the fine liner, as I felt it really finished the picture and gave it a cleaner look. 
If I were to do this again, I would try the perfect Gerdas hand, as I am not 100% happy with how it turned out. I feel as though it is slightly out of proportion. However, overall, I like this piece.
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hadriandordelly · 2 years
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Femenine portrait #expressionism #shortstory #abstractart #artdrawing #cristianismo #cartoonbased #southamericanart #graffitti #kunstler https://www.instagram.com/p/ChoWzxcOqHH/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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inprnt · 3 years
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"Salt and the sea" by Fernanda Suarez on INPRNT
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tilandssia · 3 years
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Fotosecuencia de unos días muy ocupados y sensibles.
(hacer arte es hacer confesiones, leí)
(creo que buscar y encontrar imágenes es un lenguaje para traducir)
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sketchonista · 2 years
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Litkovskaya shot at Paris Fashionweek
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alexanderfb · 3 years
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“The deepest experience of the creator is feminine, for it is experience of receiving and bearing.” 🧑🏾🤎💪🏾 Rainer Maria Rilke 📸 #Woman #Powerful #Smile #BlackAndWhite #Superwoman #RainerMariaRilke #femenine #Female #Creating #Photography #Portrait #blackwoman #black #blackSkin #brownskingirls #brownskin #brown (at Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) https://www.instagram.com/p/CP56xPtLL_Y/?utm_medium=tumblr
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hectorpastas · 3 years
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