Voila quelques aquarelles faites au Nepal au mois de novembre 2011:
Les 2 babas de Gorkah kiffent le shillom, Bandipur, le palais royal de Gorkah, des habitants de Bandipur, des babas a Kathmandu
et le magnifique temple au toit d’or de Pashupatinath!
Donc voila encore a Hampi,
Voici quelques dessins:
D’abord puja le matin devant un petit temple dans Prakash Nhagar avec un petit singe assistant a la ceremonie.
Fascine par ces vieux temples, et sous la benediction du bon Shiva, j’ai commence a voir l’invisible:
Le premier dessin c’est la lune. Le deuxieme c’est le soleil
Robert, personnage des plus exceptionnels, vivant depuis plus de trente ans a Hampi, ou il cree de magnifiques peintures a l’huile relatant le cote mystique de Hampi et ses environs, et les gens qui l’habite, il est aussi un virtuose du saxophone.
le voila en train de jamer au Durga’s Hut, avec ce japonais dont personne ne connais le nom, mais qui joue du violon du rajastan de facon magnifique.
Le ghost tree, encore,
cet enchevetrement de plusieurs arbres, qui melent leurs branchent et leurs racines en formant un immense arbre.
Alberto qui joue du didgeridoo, vibrant avec l’arbre et Shanti dessinant.
Un couple au resto. Chez Robert,
Une scene typique dans une station service indienne. Un arbre sur le bord de la route.
La nuit a Hampi bazaar, les vaches se posent en plein milieu de la rue, nullement derangees, car plus aucun vehicule ne circule, elles jouissent tranquilement du repos. En face, quelques faces a Hospet.
Design de singe inspire par les magnifiques singes noir de Hampi.
Voila!
I got a beautifull motorcycle in Pokhara and decided to visit some other places…
so i left one morning, in the fog, heading to Bandipur.
I stopped to a little village called Galchina, I was attracted by this place since i ve seen a nice mosq in the entrance of the town.
So I stop my motorbike and quietly seat in front of a little tea shop and start drawing people..
After 2 minutes, i was totally surended by childrens, a hand with a milk tea appears between two kids, making a small opening in this circle of heads looking at me drawing.. thanks to the tea shop man for this delicious tea..
after a couple of drawings, sharing smiles and some good fun,
I took this picture, of the kids holding my sketchbook with their portraits on this page:
later next day, i got to this beautifull place called Bandipur,
I went up the village to see those wonderfull round hills with the sunset
Here is a drawing of the view of Bandipur
Then a few days later I visited Gorkha,
the place where the king of Nepal is originated, and from this kingdom he unified Nepal.
Leaving on the morning, I did this quick piece saying Namaste.
Just at the moment i was leaving, a horde of kids showed up…
saying Namaste!
namaste!
a few days later..
On the way back to Pokhara
Saduh Baba on the road!!
One night, around 3 a.m, Darren, Rorry and me, went up Sarangkot to witness the sunrise over the Himalayas.
walking in the night up the mountain was so much fun, and after reaching the top and making some fire, we finally had this beautifull show:
Buffalo and crow BFF!
