Pencils on paper 33×24 cm
This illustration was made for the tale “L’ osservatore e la torre” written by Jules Bateman. Story decidedly surreal inspired by the album (and the homonymous song) “Crises” by Mike Oldfield. And also to “Moonlight Shadow”. Jules Bateman is a writer very talented, in his blog you can find other surreal tales and atmosphere: https://clippings.me/julesbateman
Pencils on paper 42×30 cm
With this drawing i wanted to continue experimenting with new reflections and translucent effects began with the designs of diamonds. I thought the ice was the element suitable to do something new. Is not an element completely transparent, but not entirely opaque and the bubbles’ air inside are particularly difficult to reproduce. I hope to be able to make good the feeling of cold. I already have the chills.
Pencils on paper 42×30 cm
The title of the drawing is obviously ironic. The concept of freedom is much more serious than this drawing. The metal handcuffs stands out very well and I’m satisfied with the final result.
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Pencils on paper 42×30 cm
I think that water is one of the hardest things to draw, so I tried to experiment with a fairly complicated element.
I’ m very pleased with the result.
Pencils on paper 30×42 cm
After several portraits, i wanted to try to draw something different. I really like the light reflections on the glass or on the metal, so I decided to draw diamonds. It took me about 50 hours to realize this drawing, but it was worth it.
