Welcome or welcome back, gentle reader! Yesterday I've added a new character to my animal portraits' series on Dada.nyc: an extremely rare PunKute! The entire visual conversation is among my favourites;

Gentile lettore, bentrovato o bentornato! Ieri ho aggiunto un nuovo personaggio alla mia serie di ritratti animaleschi su Dada.nyc: un rarissimo PunkKute! L'intera conversazione visuale e' tra le mie

Every now and then my mum, who still enjoys her coffee and |real paper| newspapers in the morning, finds some artsy news to share with me. This time it was illustration contest herd by a cultural association

'I imagined a pond teeming with life an death but calm at a first glance, because chaos can be observed everywhere in Nature, but it's easy not to notice it. ' Please, discover more on my blog! Hugs, Serste

Hi, gentle reader! Today I finally had some spare time and decided to devote it mostly entirely to food, documentaries and drawing on Dada. (Dada tutorial) As I usually do, I was taking a look at the latest

'... I was inspired by the latest add to an eery chat between Boris Z. Simunich and (once again!) Alex Henry: Norelys's blue beauty needed a twin too!' Read the full post on my profile, thank you! ▶️ DTube

Generations, a Dada series of mine

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Words and images by @serste ('Red deer teeth', one of my works for the Ucki Project's exhibition in Germany, was inspired by the mesolithic child burial discovered in Gros-Fredenwalde) In 2016 I was desperate

My new Dada series' first study is about Myosotis sylvatica, best know as 'Forget-me-not', and its indigo tints are among the first to appear with the warm season. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

One of the most important daily tasks for an artisan of art like me is to keep studying from the great ones who came before me. Here are some studies from paintings that inspired my research, for various

Words and images by @serste So, delays. I will never know if I truly was that promising brilliant child my parents were so proud of. The truth is, I was lucky: my father was the older brother, and although

Words and images by @serste We landed at the Heathrow Airport. It was, as usual, rainy. I didn’t clapped. A few hours earlier, Cecilia was kissing me in my messy room. A goodbye before my fourth study

Words and images by @serste We were bright minds. We were riding our first Springs, fighting and floating in our hormonal quests. Just teens, calves, sprouts. Fairly thirsty for life, we were facing the

Words and images by @serste Soon enough, I had to reconsider my first binomial answer, ‘Physiological Impossibility’ , without even noticing it, in the good application of a typical Italian approach: I

Words and images by @serste I was almost fifteen when I stopped writing. It happened on a summer day. The kind of lazy hot days that makes me feel that Death is a lie, because anything seems to move, anywhere.

Words and images by @serste Wow, this is gonna be stressful. Less than two weeks ago I had to record a less-than-a-minute self presentation for a contest I won. (Yes, you won a contest, incredible! Aren't

Words and images by @serste Working on this one: References: More soon, I'll keep drawing.

Words and images by @serste Welcome to this scribble book of mine! This is a diary of my works in progress, from the first (usually naive) idea to something I'll force myself to consider 'completed'; The

Words and images by @serste Portrait of a champion Who was Gino Bartali? Discover a story of resistance and humanity: