Quilling a Buddha image was on my mind for some time, but it was nothing like this. I wanted to quill "Laughing Buddha".But each time I started or thought of quilling it my inner self stopped me from doing it. May be because I am a Catholic and I respect the religion I am in and I equally respect all religions, I did not think it was very respectful to quill Lord Buddha with a big stomach and a grin from yer to yer and something stops me from doing it. Mysteriously I happened to come across this image in the news paper as if it said quill me, and I started on it immediately. If you think it is nice, credit is not to my ability but something inside me that guided to get it wright. Looking at the robes I really am amazed that it came out beautiful. Wanted to try the same method on the face, but was scared that I might spoil the features. Hope you would like it. Happy quilling till I think of something new. Take care :)
THE ENTIRE PICTURE IS CREATED ONLY WITH 1/8" STRIPS OF PAPER
THE ENTIRE PICTURE IS CREATED ONLY WITH 1/8" STRIPS OF PAPER
Amazing!!
ReplyDeleteExcellent ....
ReplyDeleteawesome and fabulous
ReplyDeleteAnastasia,
ReplyDeleteIt's good to follow your inner voice.
You did a beautiful job.
Teddie
This is magnificent. All your pictures are beautiful. Congratulations. Big hug
ReplyDeleteDo the clothes made only from the strip?
ReplyDeleteFabulkous work, looks just great!!! Congratulations!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you listened to your inner self, It turned out awesome!!!
ReplyDeletePaula
speechless... you are a very talented quiller. The robes are so nice and it is hard to imagine they are quilled.
ReplyDeleteHi as always your work is fantastic. It's more amazing that being a catholic you were able to create a very good image of Lord Buddha. I am amazed by the face. You have created the calmness of lord Buddha's face very well.Everybody can't do that. The sitting position and how the arms and legs are kept, perfect! You have mentioned how you felt when you were creating this picture.It shows how devoted and respectful you are towards other religions.As a Buddhist I am really happy about your creation.Thanks for creating such a piece of art. Hope you would create more and more things for us to learn..
ReplyDeleteUndoubtedly you are very talented and creative.
ReplyDeleteThis work is perfect. The drape of the garments, fantastic!
Have a great weekend!
I love this so very much Annie, The robes are magical!! how beautifully they flow. I love the tree trunk too. Thanks for inspiring Annie.
ReplyDeleteВау!!!!!!!!!!! восхитительно!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love all your work is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreetings Baukje
This is awesome! Co-incidentally I am having this in mind too, to quill Buddha someday but up till now I haven't manage to come out with anything. Really love this! This is absolutely great art!
ReplyDeleteExcellent work!!features of the face and flow of the robe are so perfect.....very inspirational work..Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteamaaaazing....very detail...love it so much so much, Annie
ReplyDeleteAnastasia ...przepiękna praca !!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnastasia ...przepiękna praca !!!!
ReplyDeleteNo words dear Annae ma'am...This work is really awesome...! how could u keep this much peace nd calm in Lord Budha's face..? Yes It is amazingly perfect..!!
ReplyDeletewow anastasia.... SUPERB!! there's nothing else that I can say!!! I love th way you did the robe.. it looks like as if were painted!! u got the face alright! it's really hard to draw face of Lord Buddha! Priceless creation!!
ReplyDeleteSuperb!!!The robe sply Omg!! its like painting i cant believe.
ReplyDeletemy jaw dropped when I saw your project. Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWow!!!!Amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteNati from Brazil
http://natiquill.blogspot.com
Wow!! A really beautiful work of art. One of the best I have seen which includes the statues at temples. I have not seen a more tranquill face!! And the robes are perfect!!
ReplyDeleteOutstanding!! Would love to do something similar :-)
ReplyDeleteI am speechless with your quilling! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!!
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