Poor Dolly the sheep

Died nine years ago never finding true love. Rest in peace, dear Dolly.

Portrait of an young dog

A friend of mine had birthday last week and she wanted portrait of her dog. Ladies and gentlemans I present you Midget Phoenix when he was just a little puppy, dreaming of a steak:

and some details, while working:

Oh, Bloody Mary, how much do I adore you

After posting the previous post on Facebook, one of my friends suggested doing also a boy with drink and olives, but I think roses are nice too.

I think that soon we’ll do some t-shirts, so if you’re one of the one who wants, please – write. Cheers!

Happy New Year

I hope all of you had lots of fun and I wish more of everything during this year.

Have you seen this cat?

I haven’t.

Googbye Economedia

Most of my friends already know, but from almost one month I changed my job. This is the invitation for small goodbye party I sent to my ex-workfellows.

My Heart Belongs to the Sea

This summer I had the opportunity to participate in the project Bitta Generation that organized by several European NGOs. Their idea is to promote and aware European citizens on sustainable development issues through the use of different tools and the organization of international meetings among activists, volunteers and youth workers. The main aim is to use the graphic art as tool to promote positive values in the framework of sustainable development, to encourage intercultural dialogue, inclusion and active participation of young people in the European social life.

The 10-day workshop took place in Vasto, Italy (18-27.06.2011) and ended with final exhibition of all the participants in Sala Vittoria Colonna in the same city. The main theme this year was the oil drilling in the region and the potential effects after that.

In few publications I will show you the things I did for the workshop and here you can see my first project “My Heart Belongs to the Sea” (watercolor and ink), while we were arranging the exhibition:

The other projects are coming soon.

He’s so talkable

Every day from early morning he starts to talk and talk and talk… until the night falls down.

Mom, Dad & Me

I did this drawing as a present for my parents’ 25th anniversary.

Don’t ask me why I have four fingers on both legs, in reality they are five, as normal. I guess I was a bit absent minded.

I really hope that one day I can do another present for their Golden anniversary.

Boys and girls in the summer

In the winter I did more drawings for a friend of mine who is making lamps, but as long as they were on a summer theme, I decided to wait until that time. Yeah, the summer finally started for me, so nice, so shiny!