My first aquarel

Aquarel 2

Roses- Aquarel

Suslik

This time I had to do something about my painting...I wanted to bring something or better someone in it. This is the result (almost an animal planet):

Memories

Oil, canvas, 20x30

Summer roses

I like flowers that last long...While one rose is about to dry out, another is about to open. Long-lasting pleasure.

Oil, canvas, 20x30

Mistery

Mistery-man

Oil, canvas, 20x30

Arrogance

It takes long to define a character, but once it is ready, you clearly see the arrogance.


Oil, canvas, 40x30

Gold fish

To me, this fish is sparkling. Someone told me that this fish suffers from itchy ache...
So is this one or the other?

Oil, canvas, 40x30

Dutch 'Milky Way'

As usually, she has grass for breakfast, lunch and dinner. As usually, people passing by are staring at how she chews the grass. Whilst she is careless, enjoys the grass with the known taste and thinks how a pineapple would taste like.

Oil, canvas, 60x40

Tired look

Can you imagine when you want to say something and you cannot find right words, or if you try to rehearse a song but you do not remeber the melody. Similarly, you search inside what to say and cannot find what to express and suitable colors, it is just a blur of paint. Or do you disagree?

Oil, canvas, 20x30

Illusion

Finding flowers in the desert ... trying to breese in some air in the vacuum ... looking for the sun where it's always grey depression ... looking for freedom where you are rigidtly fixed... searching the deepness of emotions which want to be set apart - illusion.

Oli, canvas, 40x60

Smile in gardens

As if you've seen a fluffy rabbit eating a lovely pincky strawberry with an enjoable sensation all over its body up until the tail, as this painting makes me smile. My spring is yet to come ;)

Oil, canvas, 30x30

Powerful course

The game of colors, all from one family, with a single path towards an important goal.

Oil, canvas, 20x20.

Chaos of colors

What triggered this painting is hard to say, perhaps a lot of concerns, each with its own shape and color.

Oil, canvas, 60x80