Songbird

Inspired by gently waking up to beautiful sounds of chirping birds in a warm summer morning. 1:1 edition 24 inches x 24 inches (7200 x 7200 px) @ 300 dpi

Calm Waves

1:1 edition from its original watercolor on paper painting. 12 inches x 9 inches (3600 x 2700 px) @300 dpi. 

Hope

Coral reefs are at risk of extinction if we don't take serious action now. Even with drastic measures, we will be losing some for good. Current modelling indicates that we may still lose up to 90 percent of world's coral reefs even if we meet the Paris Agreement of keeping emissions within 1.5 degrees Celsius. And yet, there is some hope. A number of coral reefs seem to be resistant to damages caused by climate change, or more capable of recovering from the devastating effects; these may serve as some sort of sanctuary. I named this painting "Hope"; inspired by a vibrant reef supporting its lively, diverse ecosystem. It also signals hope for the future, hope that we will cooperate, take action and keep our home and world a safer, healthier place. Is it wishful thinking? I hope not. Digitalized from original mixed media - resin sand and acrylic on canvas - 17 inches x 17 inches (5100 x 5100 px) @ 300 dpi

Margot

She listened one last time with feigned interest. She knew none of that story held any truth. Earlier in the day, she had received the private investigator's graphic report. He fell silent and looked at her. She hadn't said a word since he'd arrived. Her gaze penetrated every dark corner of his soul. She knew.  -"You should leave!" Margot said in a cool voice. -"Leave? And go where? I live here." -"You haven't lived here for a long time."  -"And whose fault is that?" He yelled. -Here we go, she thought. The blame game was on, again, and Margot had no intention of playing anymore. 
Margot - Limited 1:1 edition from original oil pastel on paper. 12 inches by 9 inches (3600x2700 px) @300 dpi

Moon Bay

The moon holds a special place in human history. From outlandish myths to fantastical lore, there's hardly any culture that doesn't have some tale of moon and its "magical powers". But what is most fascinating is that throughout millennia it has been a true guiding light in the dark. And, an ambitious scientific discovery target. The Apollo moon-landings are still one of the most important human achievements. This is Moon Bay, a fanciful place where magic, myth, science, and the best of humanity come together. Drawn in digital charcoal - 18 x 16 inches (5400 x 4800 px) @300 dpi

Moonbird

Every spring moonbirds fly from Tierra del Fuego at the farther end of Argentina to their breeding grounds on the Arctic top of Canada's Hudson Bay. Then, every fall, these little birds fly all the way back south.  It's a 20,000 mile roundtrip journey. 


