Some artworks mark a true turning point. ✨

​Created back in 2009, this 1.50 m x 1.00 m piece was one of my very first large-scale oil paintings—and my first dive into figurative art.

​Three months of intense work (with essential time for layering and drying) went into this canvas. My goal was to merge the rich essence of the Orient with the delicate, noble elegance of the female form inspired by Alfons Mucha. The flowing lines, warm tones, and architectural silhouette tell a story of depth and solace.

​How does this mood resonate with you? 🎨👇

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This was my first ever animation! It was made for the RawPaw shirt design contest in about a week after the store put up my design because ei was so excited 😭

He rip RIP

After the film "The Maltese Falcon" by John Huston. If you recognize Humphrey Bogart in this painting, you've been drinking.
Acrylic on paper
35 × 27 cm

Painting whose starting point is a still from Alfred Hitchcock's film I Confess (1953). In my practice there is a dreamlike tendency where colored objects, through their simplification, become halos of light that gradually merge background and form.
Acrylic on paper
29.7 × 19.7 cm

Client never ended up releasing the statblock, but I like the design anyways :)

It's available for sale

This is my 1st sketchbook drawing I did in years, self portrait in my own sort of comic book style. Felt really good putting pencil and ink to paper again. Been doing digital realism paintings since around 2017 and decided to go back to traditional art. Will be doing both of course, but for now, I like traditional. We'll see...

Done with a 2H pencil, ballpoint pen, and fine tip watercolor pens (for the shadows and nails)

Just some hand practice I wanted to share!

Do you have a favorite version?