Drawing this beautiful Art Nouveau building was a joyful return to my passion for realistic architectural drawings. The Casino was designed by the architect Daniel Renard and built between 1905-1910. With its unique style and intricate details, the building had a controversial reception at that time, but succeeded in becoming a symbol for Constanța. I was […]
“God is in the details.” – Ludwig Mies van der Rohe In many cases, our brightest memories are not large scale images, but flashes of light, miniature objects, things that arouse our interest and emotions. This can also be applied to architecture: sometimes it is the smallest details that truly give a building its unique […]
With its intricate details and flamboyant decoration, Notre Dame de Reims is a masterpiece of French Gothic that will undoubtedly remain among your best architecture-related memories. The reason for that stays somewhere beyond what can be seen, in the same way that a drawing allows only the soul to perceive its true charm. Gothic architecture […]
The light of the spirit burns incessantly, but only those who search for it can perceive it. And for those who are seen with the pure soul, there’s no better way of expression than art, which, in all its splendid forms, is a calling to the highest Ideals. Situated in Venice, Italy, Santa Maria della […]
St. Paul’s Cathedral is a magnificent sample of English baroque architecture, designed by Sir Christopher Wren and completed in 1711. Situated in London, the Cathedral is a top attraction for the capital city and an architectural masterpiece, its dome being considered the finest in the world. Drawing religious buildings is a great chance to rediscover magnificent […]
“The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance” (Artistotle) Art is a spiritual message. Transcending the senses, its profound meaning can only be grasped by a soul which finds it reflected in its own self. There’s an infinite potential in everyone’s soul, hidden beyond the appearances. […]