About

In my early works, there is a clear imprint of academic style acquired during my university years, which was something I wanted to move away from and find my own individuality. Therefore, I began to experiment with the transformation of the line, rethinking the traditional use of materials. Being carried away by urban sketching, I learned to quickly grasp images and forms, and to generalize them. At last, I received the previously unattainable, free and chaotic design I so desired. The result was a series of black-and-white portraits of celebrities, which determined my future style. Having chosen a minimum of art materials for further works, I began adding color to this style, creating a series of color portraits. This series uses a limited, unusual palette that is not typical of traditional classical portraits. It was this series of works that won recognition in a large online community and I became known in the professional artistic environment. I was invited to become a lecturer at an art school where I taught portrait courses. Furthermore, I got an offer as a fashion illustrator at fashion weeks, where I created a series of works for different designers. Using my new style, I designed illustrations for a series of books which were later published. The ability to draw in different styles and a strong academic background allowed me to receive multiple offers to create murals for the national music festival, several banquet halls, and schools.