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Artist is really handy with a brush... as she paints these cute
fairytale images on your palm
- Svetlana Kolosova, 30,
from Moscow, spends hours creating the images
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An artist has created a quirky canvas for her
fairytale-like paintings - the palm of her hand.
Svetlana Kolosova creates intricate and
colourful scenes on her left hand featuring whimsical characters from her
imagination.
But they can only last one day before she has
to clean them off.
Striking: Artist Svetlana Kolosova has been creating
stunning paintings on her palm for the past five years
Handy talent: Svetlana Kolosova can spend hours painting
the whimsical artwork onto her left hand
Intricate:
Svetlana Kolosova conjures up her intricate and colourful scenes entirely from
her imagination
The 30-year-old from
Moscow can spend between one and three hours painstakingly applying the paint
to her hand, depending on the complexity of the picture.
She explains: 'I never
had a goal to find an unusual canvas for drawings.
'I have a lot of paintings
on canvas and paper, but the drawings on the palms of the hands I invented
myself about five years ago.
Handy
talent: Svetlana Kolosova paints images which are inspired by her childhood
Whimsical:
Svetlana Kolosova says she prefers to paint on the palm of her hand rather than
use the more traditional canvas
Exquisite:
Svetlana manages to capture amazing detail in her hand sized paintings
Ephemeral:
It may take hours for artist Svetlana Kolosova to create, but her work gets
washed off at the end of the day
Poet and songwriter Svetlana started by
drawing Autumn scenes on maple leaves but was inspired to use her hand by her
own poems.
'I wanted to draw Autumn scenes on leaves
and in my poems leaves are often compared with the palms so I thought why not
use my hand as a canvas?'
Svetlana first outlines her plans for the
picture with a gel pen and then uses watercolours to complete the painting.
Poetic:
Svetlana Kolosova prefers to paint colourful fairytale scenes inspired by her
own poetry on her hand
Inspiration:
The 30-year-old says she has a lot of paintings on canvas but chose to paint
onto her hand in order to reinvent herself
Evocative:
Poet and songwriter Svetlana takes inspiration from famous authors such as Hans
Christian Andersen and Antoine de Saint Exupery
Her scenes are inspired by authors such as Hans
Christian Andersen and Antoine de Saint Exupery, whose Little Prince makes an
appearance in one of the paintings.
Svetlana believes that another advantage of
drawing on the body is that the pictures are not static.
'These pictures can move. If you compress or
decompress your hand a little or bend the fingers, then the painted angel tilts
its head or spreads its wings.
Living
art: Svetlana Kolosova chose to paint on her palm because she fells it adds a
living aspect to her work which a static canvass would not
Fleeting:
Svetlana Kolosova admits she feels sad what she has to wash off the
painstakingly created artwork after only a day
Freedom:
Svetlana says she enjoys the freedom to manipulate and move the finished image
which painting onto her palms allows
'But I do not call this body art. I draw
only on the palms. And only in order to create a living picture, in which the
heart beats.'
Svetlana admits she feels sad when she has
to cleanse her hand of the image.
'Such pictures can only live one
day, then they have to be washed a...'
Handy
work: Svetlana admits she feels sad when the time comes to wash her work
Angelic:
Svetlana Kolosova draws on poetry and short stories for inspiration
Complexity:
Svetlana Kolosova spends between one and three hours painstakingly applying the
paint to her hand, depending on the complexity of the picture
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