new is coming

as usual i'm working at a number of paintings at a time, so here are just four and 7 more are on my bed waiting to be finished. as you may know you need to spend a lot of time on looking and analyzing paintings before choosing light yellow, not dark, or adding some blue strokes, not flat colour...choices choices.

maily i use acrylics, oil sticks, markers and lately i bought gloss varnish for acrylics to get glossy highlights and soft gel gloss for texture.

dad 80 x 80 cm


my grandmum, Weronica (again) 80 x 80 cm


a princess 20 x 20 cm


a dreaming polar bear... 40 x 40 cm

last show

here is my last show, it was full of good energy, nice chat, and delicious sweets.

easter drawings

my family once more.

i use paper (40x25cm) and black markers (my favourite: Faber-Castell PITT artist pen S,F,M and B, they are great for paper as well as canvas!) to do the drawings, then scan them and play with photoshop.

my grandmum Weronica


my mum and brother


my dad and me



my mum and jeena




my brother

it wasn't that long ago

i find my family photos inspiring and soothing,
as you can see i'm sentimental about my childhood as i can possibly be


me


my mum, brother and me, dad is taking the photo



me again




my dad used to take me to every single exhbition that was on, we visited all churches, castles and museums in poland



my dad and my brother look as if the photo was taken in the last century

postcards

some projects of postcards, some have already been published, the rest still want to be in print

a little tribute

it is an illustration by marek raczkowski called 'devil'. i couldn't find the one that was my inspiration but you can easily get the idea of what kind of illustrator he is.

marek raczkowski is a quite popular illustrator in poland whose illustrations are published in the most popular weekly 'przekroj' it is, let say, newsweek like. once i was asked to do some products promoting an exhibition. so i chose him supposing it might be fun doing it. and it was. playing with one of his illustrations i sewed the character dolls and made a paper house for them. but the stories they created on their own as distinctive personalities do.

here they go: helpless mum, drinking dad, grumpy grandad, fanatic grandmum and a brat

a couple mood barometre

it is an object that looks like a double painting. if a couple have problems then they can keep only one connection point, if they are happy together then they can fasten all the snaps. of course there are many options in between. thanks to that they can keep updated with their couple mood and at the same time hava a different piece of art everyday. it is quite boring for the happily-ever-after couples, though, as they don't ever change it. one thing is really cool- if you split up, each of you gets one piece. no additional fights. moreover, from the very start you and your partner can choose colour for your half. remember! you should hang it in a spacious corridor or room as it might take some space when you both get in trouble. 70x70 cm.