Thank you for the tag @vhen-harel!
Share your favorite romance scenes that you've written. Kisses, dramatic confessions, tragic partings, tearful reunions—whatever you like.
Actually, I drew kisses and such when publishers forced me to. For example, in books supposedly about love. Although "Tender is the Night," which I illustrated, is not really a book about love. But I was asked to draw a kiss there.
I want to depict love not through kisses (or anything 18+), but through lingering glances. To depict the happiness of simply being together. That's why I try to draw facial expressions and gestures.
That's what these two pictures are about. In fact, they are the same. I hope I managed to draw the looks of lovers
That's why I love solavellan so much. It's about seeing each other despite our differences. We are different, but we are together and see each other, understand and accept each other. For me, Solavellan isn't a variation on "The Taming of the Shrew" (I don't Likes that play, it's about violence), and it's not about two people Fighting , meaning they'll kiss. No, they won't. Solavellan is about Understanding. Solas wanted to be seen. To sing a single song in a duet. A duet isn't singing in unison. It's the harmony of two voices. He initially wanted it from Mithol. But he got it from Lavellan. That's why the terrible wolf fell in love for the first time, the first time someone saw him. And she began to sing a duet with him. Not adapting to him, not forcing him to sing his song. And two voices sing a single song, but each voice has its own part.
Disclaimer: Sorry, English is not my native language. And I live in a country where English is not spoken. So I hope what I'm writing is clear.
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