The portrait shows an African warrior gazing penetratingly at the viewer, captured in charcoal and chalk. During the process, the face came to life. His eyes are sharp and piercing, full of determination and strength. The rough texture of the charcoal emphasises the contours of his face.
Chalk accents highlight certain parts, such as the reflection in his eyes and the highlights on his skin, adding depth and intensity. As a result, the characteristic jewellery and battle make-up are clearly visible.
The background is minimal, giving all the attention to his expression. The chalk lines are powerful and dynamic, as if they capture the energy and inflexibility of his spirit. This portrait exudes pride and resilience, a tribute to the spirit of warriors who carry their history and culture with pride.
Tjule has drawn since childhood and started painting later in life. Without training, courses but driven by an inner urge to create and explore his own limits.
Inspiration can come from anywhere. But if it does come from somewhere, preferably from colourful cultures...
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Germany
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
Germany
Germany
Netherlands
Germany
Germany
Netherlands
Netherlands
Germany