• Primero hice el boceto con un lápiz de grafito, luego empece a manchar con la acuarela como lo muestra la imagen.

• Observe, ya delinee el cuerpo de la sirena, empecé a trabajar la piedra donde ella está posando, continúe haciendo los detalles al cuerpo de la sirena. colocando un corazón de colores en su vientre, de diferentes colores.

• Con un color rojo fui haciéndole las escamas a la cola de la sirena, luego trabaje parte de su senos.

• Observen como me esta quedando la ilustración, tomen en cuenta que el cielo, el mar y la roca fueron realizados con acuarela, los detalles minuciosos de la sirena fueron hechos con lápices de colores.

• Algo inesperado ocurrió mientras hacia la ilustración de la sirena, y dejenme confesarles que me dio un poco de escalofríos, porque cuando fui a revisar las gráficas capturadas por mi cámara, una de las imagenes sale volteada, así que me pareció buena idea mostrarlas juntas para que vean el efecto, ya que parece un díptico surrealista del encuentro de:

• Continuando con la realización de la ilustración, e intensificando los colores y pasando las diapositivas a formato JPG, con el programa Power Point.

HELLO!, HELLO! and HELLO!

Very good morning friends of Hive, Angélica García greets you, I hope you are very well and above all happy, it is a pleasure for me to bring you this new artistic publication, something a little strange, from the belief in the existence of a mermaid, but created in my style, which I hope you like.

ENJOY IT.

Identification sheet of the work.

Title:"The Mermaid of the Heart."

Author: Angélica García.

Technique: Graphite pencil, watercolor, colored pencils and white acrylic, on cardboard.

Note: the sequence of photographs and images in this illustration were taken with the Canon digital camera, PowerShot A480, some details that were necessary to achieve what I wanted to present to you were made with the Adobe program Photoshop, and the slides were converted to jpg format with the Power Point program.

Painting in my style:

"The siren of the heart."

Friend of Hive, from this moment I am going to recreate the procedure for creating the illustrated work, I ask you to pay attention to the images, written explanation, events and transformations, during the process, which begins as follows:

• First I made the sketch with a graphite pencil, then I started staining with watercolor as the image shows.

• Observe, I already outlined the mermaid's body, I started working on the stone where she is posing, continue making the details to the mermaid's body. placing a colorful heart on her belly, of different colors.

• With a red color I made the scales for the mermaid's tail, then worked on part of her breasts .

• Observe how the illustration is turning out, take into account that the sky, the sea and the rock were made with watercolor, the minute details of the mermaid were made with colored pencils.

• Something unexpected happened while I was making the illustration of the mermaid, and let me confess that it gave me a little chills, because when I went to review the graphics captured by my camera, one of the images came out flipped, so I thought it was a good idea to show them together so you can see the effect, since it looks like a surreal diptych of the meeting of:

Two sirens of the heart.

• Continuing with the creation of the illustration, and intensifying the colors and converting the slides to JPG format, with the Power Point program.

Showing the surreal illustration of the myth:

"The siren of the heart."

The myth of the mermaid of the heart, resting on a stone, while the sea governed by Poseidon, is somewhat rough, seen from the breadth of the indiscreet green eye that looks at her from the heights, rushing little by little as the storm falls, on the dark and turbulent waters of the sea and the breeze ruffled the hair of the sad siren of the heart, who observes from the rock, the disaster caused by the torrential downpour caused by the annoyance of the Gods of antiquity...

♥️ ☸️ ♥️

Friends of Hive, I hope you liked the illustration, you enjoyed the making process, what happened with the photographs captured by the camera, and the short story, which I am currently sharing with you.

Thank you very much for your kind attention.

Sincerely:

Angélica García.