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All images unless otherwise noted were photographed or drawn by me.
Please ask for my permission before using anything contained within this blog. Thank you!
art / appetite / adventure
Harika is the Turkish word for wonderful, marvellous, extraordinary. It has always been one of my most favourite words, for both its meaning and the pleasure of pronouncing it.
Welcome to Harika, the adventures of a compulsive sketcher.
Welcome to Harika, the adventures of a compulsive sketcher.
The Art / The Appetite
The Adventures
The open road
The Archive
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2015
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June
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- in-between
- so this is it
- rainbows and pepper gas
- above
- beneath
- pergamon
- the many layers of troy
- worn stone
- lest we forget
- sometimes i have to pinch myself
- we begin the journey with an old mosque
- the pea soup syndrome
- dots of ink
- a light in the dark
- from one of my nepali sketchbooks
- sketching ram prasad
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June
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All images unless otherwise noted were photographed or drawn by me.
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4 comments:
The portrait is very beautiful special the eyes and corner of his eyes .The color and textue of the skin you gave and how is gave is magnificent:)
Love it a lot .Me being in india we felt aftershocks light but enough to feel it and still mind does tricks of feeling phantom shocks.I can only guess what might be the situation and feeling of Nepalese people
Love your work:)
Devosmita
Thank you so much, Devosmita... I cannot imagine what you and everyone in Nepal and northern India must be going through. My students tell me they are scared, but getting through it. Stay safe!
You may not see this as I am behind in checking your blog site - but I just have to express this...... your talent is so amazing - I am in awe - long may you sketch.
Cheers
Barbara
Thank you so much, Barbara! I am hoping that this move to my new home will be a great source of inspiration, and that I can get back to sketching as often as I used to when I first moved to Turkey.
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