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8 comments:
Yeah, russian writing can look like Alchemist symbols when it's bold like that.
!!!!beautiful like always
thank you!
But it's not a russian writing, it's Belorussian one.
Yes now I remember. Belorussian. It would be interesting to know how different the two languages look. In any case I really like the look with my illustration. I did a comic which was translated into cyrillic type. I'll try to remember to post it. I guess anything different has an air of romance to it.
It's really sweet to see Belarussian language (I'm from Belarus myself, but I'm an illustrator living in Boston now). I can see why they chose your artwork. Monochromatic work has a nostalgic and melancholic feel that goes well with Russian/Belarussian traditions and character.
Extremely enamored of the effects of this painting, especially the black fading into the background, and the translucence of the creature's head. I have only painted in oil, can't imagine getting that effect. Pretty much only acrylics would do this? Or...?
These two happen to be acrylic on paper. Yup all acrylic and a little magic.
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