Furs Hoodies

24x18 cm year 2017 acrylic on canvas

Brian Slade 1972 Tour

Despite an alcoholic father who left her family when she was still very young, and a mother who made a living by doing laundry, Constance Talmadge escaped her past and became one of the biggest stars of the silent film era. Her friend Anita Loos, who wrote many screenplays for her, appreciated her "humor and her irresponsible way of life." Imagery selected based on aesthetic and resolution, and modified to negate the imperfections of time.

Painted hide rugs spread out to cure! Just add a cozy fireside. (No actual painted bears, rabbits, deer, or wolves were harmed in the making of this design.)

Fur capelets for winter, leafy green hues for summer, and gorgeous medieval-fantasy gowns for all year!

A photo realistic coloured pencil drawing of a Kazakh huntress with her golden eagle.

USA. Alaska. Chena Village. Portrait of a Girl.

Adorable squirrels sleep and cuddle in the warmth of their furs.

This is a print in my series of pastiche, soviet cat posters, a series that is inspired by and reinterprets soviet-era posters and featuring cats as protagonists. This poster is a cat-ified remake of a 1930's antifascist poster.

We Vibrate Punk Throwback 1976

24" X 36" Drawn in Adobe Illustrator John Hughes' fun and heartbreak in the 80's.

Fashion

Molly Ringwald as Andie. Adorable! Drawn in Adobe Illustrator John Hughes' fun and heartbreak in the 80's.

The Breakfast Club sitting in their circle

Uniquely colored artwork of Cruella De Vil.

Baby in Snow

single raw HDR photo

Spiderweb, raindrops, bokeh. Typical. But those colours did it for me.

32-BIT HDR PHOTO

Why paint eggs when you can paint bunnies?

Panoramic view of Kastoria town, surrounded by beautiful "Orestias" or "Orestiada" lake. Kastoria, besides its beauty, is well know as one of the most important, fur production and trading center in the world. It is, also, an "open air" Byzantine museum, with 75 byzantine and post-Byzantine churches and more than 3.700 square meters of byzantine frescoes covering a period of about 7 centuries. You can see the interior of some of those churches, but to do so, first you have to go to the Byzantine Museum, located at the top of the old Byzantine Acropolis (where you can also see a very rare collection of portable icons, and the process of restoration) and ask for the escort of one of guards of the museum. They will open you the doors ...