Land of light 2  0 2  6  watercolors on paper Land of light - watercolors on paper Hello, dear Hivers friends, and welcome back to my blog. Today, I am sharing a countryside landscape in which I have

“Useless!” Mary spat out. She couldn’t believe that the hag would be so heartless in their time of need!

I've been going through my archives of photos for a few things I'm working on (new websites, new portfolios etc) as I continue to work on resurrecting my photography & videography business... came

Buteo buteo

Greetings, Fellow Monochromers And Other Life And Feather Observers! This is my entry to the #monomad daily challenge. Here is a link to the latest collection. Summer 2024 still and the same vacation village

Today it snowed in my hometown and even piled up, which happens very rarely, so my Wednesday walk today, Wednesday, will be snowy. It started raining during the night and when I woke up and looked out

There was a whole other world, hanging above their heads.

Greetings, friends! lately i have more energy to paint. The latest painting is named "In the feet of Kilimandjaro". I had to gave a life of this idea, painting it on a canvas. A snowy savannah

Here are my new drawings. I made few in the last weeks, mostly because of the heat (we had 40°C just a few days ago. I made also this oil painting Unfortunately, we won't be at Hivefest in september. It

Hi everyone! This series of sketches is a bit eclectic, as I drew in different types of complexity and approaches. These were made with the intention of simplicity and dynamism. The ones above are the

Hi everyone! I often try to do small sessions, a kind of warm-up session, of sketching, just drawing volumes, simple objects. This allows me to improve my intuitive perspective (an artist should understand

Greetings, friends. Here is one of my latest watercolors. A great surpise to me was a friend gift with a mushrooms. Before I made a delicious meal I poured the mushroons out from the bag whithout any arrange,

Hi everyone! 😊 Perspective, like anatomy, is one of the main branches of drawing. It is one, if not the one, of the most important things to master if you want to draw in volume. It means having a global

Day 50 of my #draweveryday on my mobile challenge. This was inspired by Dino Town, by #markkistler in his book Imagination Station Below you'll find a time lapse video showing how I drew it

Greetings, friends. This illustration is for the Western Shores board game project wich I am working with @manoldonchev. Four years passed from 2019 when we started it. I have two versions of this

Heeeyho Readers! Can't get enough pocket-knives! Life never gets boring when we find something cool to pass the time, especially as progress inspires harder challenges, which, then, triggers those juicy

Learning Curve It turns out there's a bit of a learning curve to self-publishing books. It's been five months since I self-published through KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing) on Amazon, and I've learned some

Greetings, friends. I named this painting Delilah, because I wanted to paint more specific portrait with one of my favorite singers Freddie Mercury holding his cat Delilah. I started painting it two years

Greetings, friends. I haven't posted any publications recently. This watercolour is painted from a picture taken by my husband from the village where his grandparents had an old house and have grown a

Heeeyho Readers! Do you repair your bicycle at home? My Hive wallet took a plunge lately, all for a good reason. I've been using some of my Hive savings to slowly build a bicycle worshop at home. Readers