My Mother's back (Eyin Iya mi) Pencil on Paper ''20x25'' (2009)
Private Collection
A mother's back is where one finds comfort,love and care always.In African culture, a child carried on the back by a mother basically experiences one of the best privileges from motherhood. It is always a thing of pride for a woman to back his/her child and certainly a blessing too. We believe that it more than just a matter convenience, but of pure connection and bounding after internal nine months phase.
My drawing here, from my behance project SERIES - Pencil & Pastel Drawings: Mother & Child Series 1 depicts the undivided comfort, trust and blessings a child enjoys or gets from sleeping, being carried by her mother. I always cherish, admire and feel deep respect for a woman, seeing her with such gestures or demonstrations of love and care.
We may all have been in our mother's back or arms, and my expression by my drawing here is to draw our attention to a mother's worth, being our carriage from pregnancy stage,as that safe place and consistent shelter of care,love and affection. Motherless babies or others may not have had such opportunities, but if you have had that, it is worth remembering, glad and thankful about. It is my appreciation and to ALL mothers out there, you are really wonderful because words,paintings or drawings are not enough.
“A mother’s arms are made of tenderness and children sleep soundly in them.” —Victor Hugo
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The appreciation of ART should not be considered as merely a pleasurable pastime. To apprehend beauty is to work for it.It is a mighty and entrancing effort, the enjoyment of a picture is not only in pleasure it inspires, but in the comprehension of new order of construction used in its making.
Sunday, September 13, 2015
MEASURING A MOTHER'S WORTH BY PENCIL
“Motherhood: All love begins and ends there.” —Robert Browning
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