This image shows a cat portrait rendered in the style of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. The artwork evokes the visual language of early Egyptian art.

Cat Portrait in Egyptian Hieroglyph Style

Egyptian Cat 




DreamWeaver

A detailed image showing a dreamcatcher with a Native American woman weaving dreams. The dreamcatcher features vibrant feathers, beads, and a delicate web, set against a soft, mystical background.

Intricate Dreamcatcher with Native American Weaver

Dreamweaver

This image shows a faceless woman in a torn dress standing in a corner. Rendered in watercolor, the sinister and macabre scene is set on stained vintage paper covered with ancient symbols.

Sinister Faceless Woman in Watercolor on Vintage Paper

Girl in Green

This image shows surreal Native American teepees and people in an open prairie, rendered with vivid colors and high detail. The image is presented as cubist painting in a geometric fauvism style.

Surreal Prairie Scene as Cubist Art Deco Painting

prairie surreal

Homely

This image shows a sinister, faceless figure in a tattered dress standing in a corner. The watercolor painting features decrepit limbs, long, dark hair, and is surrounded by stained vintage paper with ancient writings.

Sinister Faceless Figure in Watercolor Style

Sinister Spectre

Unicorn

A captivating image of a woman with auburn hair, her eyes closed and head tilted back. The artwork evokes a sensual and enchanting atmosphere through warm colors and painterly techniques.

Sensual Woman with Auburn Hair as Fine Art

Woman, brown, auburn hair, mouth slightly parted (sensual), eyes closed, head slightly back. Painting by Pino Daini (splash art , ink drawin...

Gorgeous, but just realised the faces are uncovered

Yes, the obligation to have a face-free gallery actually applies all the time and basically you've already cheated by bloused ones. It only feels real (and right) if I really can't publish any faces and when the bloused project is finished, I want to be strictly bound to the niqab of my characters again. And as permanently as possible, without exception. Maybe I'll stick it out then... 

My opinion, for what it is worth, is that I think it depends on the ultimate deepest intention of the Modesty Project. 

If you want all your creations to be modest, because your own beliefs and values drive that then I agree that the Bloused project is perhaps crossing a personal line.

But if your intent with the Modesty Project is more to share that to make people aware, educate (as you did me) but it is necessarily a part of how you live your life then I think the Bloused project is just a different artistic expression.

Bottom line is that this is deeply personal, and always your choice and decision. Us followers here to support and encourage, play any role asked (such as pointing out uncovered faces)

Make your own images of teachers, educators, and graduation scenes. It's fun, free, and easy to get started!

Create your own teacher appreciation images

This image shows two friendly niqabi teachers in a classroom. They are wearing colorful hijabs, niqabs, and modest clothing. The image is a vibrant watercolor portrait.

Create your own teacher appreciation images

Teachers 🎓👑🧕🌸🌿💚

Two Niqabi Teachers Portrait in Watercolor Style

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