April 27, 2010 @ 16:10
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April 26, 2010 @ 15:07
I lit a match then let it catch to light up the room
Took part in The Last Match project. Every artist designs one piece in the size of a matchbox which will be hung on a match. The papers are collected in matchboxes. So 25 artworks fit one matchbox. Clever! And the delivery should be quite cheap as well! Now the exhibition contains 155 artist from 38 countries. My contribution will be included starting from the next exhibition in Haarlem, Netherlands and in autumn travel further to Georgia.
April 21, 2010 @ 00:56
I have my freedom but I don't have much time
Updated my sketchbook page a bit. Also there're some new works in my portfolio. Needless to say I'm still tired of last week's projects, but today I was trying some new things in my sketchbook already. Means everything come back to normal. The studying year is almost over and hopefully I will have more time for my own projects now.
April 13, 2010 @ 16:17
And the mask you put on, it's like words in a song, but there's more to be seen
If I'm busy, that doesn't mean I have no time to play!
April 12, 2010 @ 14:38
Don't waste your time or time will waste you
I do my yoga classes three times a week. And that means three times a week I have about 15 minutes to wait until training starts. And usually I'm sketching while I'm waiting. Don't like to waste my time, so, the next time I was waiting for the students in the studio, I made etchings out of my sketches. Luckily I had with me some good quality paper. Above you can spot the difference between test prints made with cheap paper and the high quality ones.
It'll be quiet here for a while because of enormous amount of work I need to do. Something like two dozens of pictures in three days.
April 9, 2010 @ 16:15
And let the sun wrap its arms around me
Sometimes the package is even more interesting than the actual object. Well, in case with Elvira H.Mateu rings it's not true, the rings are fantastic and probably they are the only one I could ever wear! But anyway I can't get rid of her packages, they're too beautiful. Also look at how nature packs its baby-seeds! Never stop bein exited about that! And those wooden leftovers reminds me of Peter Nencini's Hand Werk sets. I wish I could get one of them! Too much exclaims for one post, I know.
Have to share one more thing - Giant easter egg by Camilla Engman.
March 21, 2010 @ 15:39
Clearly I am a passerby, but I'll find a place to stay
The fact is I've never had a proper studio in my life. You know, when you can share some space with nice people and stay there for days working and you have enough space to store all of your tools. Even at the time of my uni days we never had a place you can, at least temporarily, call your own.
And when I see the studio of my students is empty and nobody works there for days, I like to pretend this is my own working place.
There's a printing press, lots of light and you can always find some paper leftovers. Believe me, you don't need anything else. Well, tea or coffee could help though.
10 ways to infuse your work with your personality by Keri Smith
Illmundo published all you need to know about the art of Promotion
March 21, 2010 @ 15:39
I'll be the wind the rain and the sunset
Looking at indo photos. Colors! Sunsets! Oh, I'll be back, promise!
March 21, 2010 @ 15:38
What do I do this for? I've got to get out some more
It's been a while since I posted here. Was on a journey and when came back, need some time to recover. It still seemes quite a silly thing to do - blogging, internet and all that stuff. Though I've started to use my Tumblr account more often to keep some kind of an online inspiration wall. Like it wasn't enough of that crap already, well.
Was in Zina Surova's new studio yesterday. She's making classes with children and the results are stunning.
Updated my portfolio a bit.
Listening to Hayden nearly all the time.
March 14, 2010 @ 15:30
You'll meet an army of me
Look at my small army of bullfinches! They're waiting for Easter to fly away.
