The first snow dusted the fallen leaves. Golden autumn passed me by somehow because of my employment. And now a light frost bound the puddles left by the weeping autumn. Today I finished my next painting. It's called "flora".
Watercolor, Paint on Canvas,Size: 15.8 W x 19.7 H x 0.2 in
The approach of the cold season, parting with the bright colors of summer and meeting with such a sad gray sky became the inspiration for this picture. This whimsical abstract flower on a background of gray shades also parted with its petals. Not to be too sad, I tried to convey his appearance in softer forms.
My academic studies continue in an intensive mode and now it takes all my time: it is drawing plaster ornaments, and many hours of sketches and work with sitters ( or as they are called - demonstrators of plastic poses). Drawing does not end after the end of lessons. Because our teachers strongly recommend the practice of home drawing-whatever you want, in any free form, any self-expression. We bring it to the classroom as homework and they help us to see all the mistakes and inaccuracies, based on the knowledge we have already received.
"Tango with death" / watercolor, paper Fabriano (density 300 gr), size 40x50 cm,
This is another of my recent works, which a few days ago went to Mexico to participate in the competition of emerging artists and designers.The Mexican Museum of Design (MUMEDI) holds an international competition, in which I decided to participate😉 ."To death with a smile" (2019-2020).The competition aims to develop creative and design abilities that will allow participants from different countries to show the freedom of expression of their own style and show the diversity and richness of different cultures around the world.
... well, in the meantime, I must go on with my studies, there are so many interesting things to do🎨
soon the lesson will begin and the class will be filled with students😁
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