An Artist Uses Light and Shadow to Capture the True Sensuality of Women
Art
02/29/2020

There have been many works of art devoted to women, but the London-based artist Zulf shows their beauty and mystery in a really astounding way. Playing with light and shadow, he praises their sensual nature. And we see it in stray locks of hair, curvy silhouettes, and half-hidden faces.
We at Bright Side chose 20 drawings that we can’t take our eyes off of.
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Would you like to have a drawing of yourself like this? Tell us about your favorite artwork devoted to women.
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truly the highest level of the skill. Great arworks ❤
and just in one color
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