A fox. Or not.

Portraits of pets

Portraits of pets can be a challenge and an adventure. I got to know this one intimately and I think I have captured her personality. She is adorable except when she bites. So she is a cat with a character and don't be too kind as after petting her you might get some scratches instead of thank you. 

Otherwise she is absolutely cute.

In love

I am in love with foxes. More so than other animals. In art it shows through the anthropomorphic figures I have been drawing on and off. Here is a nice sample of them.

Speeding up

I have seen many do the time lapse and always wondered what does the process of creation looks like. Is it magic?
Here I have recorded it to see for myself. I love how fast it is and that I can see the progress growing and changing the paper, transforming it into a drawing. The magic captured in less than ten seconds. I am definitely making more of these.

This week I have played with architectural sketches. I am an organic-line-person and drawing straight lines is a challenge for me. I am trying to find the balance for the architectural sketches and watercolors  I have started to explore and I would like to capture this beauty of the lines and colors

Work in progress

An interpretation of color

Interpretations

Sometimes we cannot explain why we find something attractive. It can be out last experiences or a color scheme might seem really pleasant. As an artist I often don't have the explanation in words and suggest to the viewer to enjoy their own interpretation.

A drawing from last week

I am exploring making architectural sketches

Character. This is an illustration of unwritten story.

Travel

I was asked recently and if my art is influenced by my travel. My reflection on it ended with the answer: yes, but not in direct way.

Going through exhibits I find little gems that capture my attention. These inspire me. I might look at them, copy, redo or just improvise on the theme of one.