Showing posts with label Drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drawing. Show all posts

10 Feb 2016

CAMPBELL'S AND NASH'S


Last year earlier in the spring I came across the idea to paint two  iconic Lyle’s jars. A year later I got a hunger to paint some new famous packages. So my set of pretty jars is growing. Keeping in mind some ideas for upcoming illustrations.










24 Nov 2015

NOVEMBER

A study of November colour palette inspired by autumn flower markets. 
Each peace is formed by hand, brushes, acrylic paints and natural surfaces of cardboard. Only making the project digitised in the scanning of painted images to share it here.






7 May 2015

A WORLD OF MY OWN

Came across nice kids poetry while polishing my calligraphy skills. It was used in Alice In Wonderland (1951) movie, however not a part of famous novel by Lewis Carroll. Two nonsense creatures came along with the writing. 

If I had world of my own,
Everything would be nonsense.
Nothing would be what it is
Because everything would be
What it isn't.
And contrary wise what is,
It wouldn't be.
And what it wouldn't be,
It would.

You see?




20 Apr 2015

IMAGINARY PACKAGE

Imaginary package for imaginary brand with some pictures I created while I was painting.








25 Feb 2015

ORANGES & BEETS

Something colourful arrived from MOO printing company.  Handy and quick way to to print your personal stationary.








28 Jan 2015

10 RULES


A set of illustrations created for a joint exhibition with Nina Pechkovskaya in Tallinn.


This series of prints depicts personal subjective rules created about the search for happiness and well-being. 


•Collect moments, not things.
London life is full of moves, four years in UK taught  me to let go material things without regret. I started appreciate memories and experience I got, these things wouldn't disappear  from my mind and remain with me for years.

•Be fit and your body will thank you.
I've never been a sport person, gym classes in high school were true torment for me. However, after a chain of circumstances I started running on a regular basis. It wasn't a love from the first sight. Looking back now I could say that having regular physical activity for more than three years gave me better understanding of my body needs and abilities.


•Open your mind only for beautiful thoughts.
Even on low moment of life I try to keep away from all dark thoughts.

•Create
The feeling of creating something with your own hands is unique and the satisfaction it could bring is priceless.


•Have your guilty pleasures.
But don't feel guilty about it. Share the things you admire, let people see the beauty of things you like.
• Share you thoughts.
Your thoughts are like seeds, you never know where they could travel, land and grow up.
•Dare to try new things
Everyday life could get so many new shades if we let in new experience. Sometimes it could be a failure, but it is only one way to discover new unknown flavours, colours and sounds of life 
 •Leave your comfort zone
Sometimes you just need to take other route to bus stop or try new cafe and you'll see how many things going on outside of your comfort zone.
•Have your passions and hobbies.
I used to have piano classes in my childhood, twenty years later I recalled my skills and playing piano turned to my new passion. It helped me a lot to escape and relax on low moments of my life.
•Sleep well
Anything couldn't be compared to the healing  power of 8 hour long sleep.

Promotional cards

Print and original painting.



19 Jan 2015

THE FOLIO COLLECTION OF GHOST STORIES

Last minute submission for the annual book illustration competition. (Organised by Folio Society and House of Illustration, London UK)
This year book was a compilation of spine-chilling ghost stories.

Three stories from the collection:

‘The Treasure of Abbot Thomas’ by M. R. James, ‘A Tale of an Empty House’ by E. F. Benson, and ‘The Upper Berth’ by F. Marion Crawford






•The Treasure of Abbot Thomas•



•The Upper Berth•


•A Tale of an Empty House•