Welcome back, dear readers!! Have you missed the articles from the drawing series? Well, today I will share with you the evolution of my latest pencil portrait, which I made as a gift for my highschool, ‘I. C. Bratianu’ National College, on a special occasion: 15 January, the day of the Romanian culture and the birthday of […]
Hello, dear readers! “Dreams of an Architect” are back with a new architectural drawing today. Approaching the same style that you have already accustomed to, as far as my works are concerned, this hiperrealistic pencil drawing was made as a gift for a friend who is also going to become an architect, just like myself. You might wonder why I made this particular choice… […]
Hello, dear readers! I know, it’s been a while since my last post, but everything has been quite hectic at school and this made it impossible for me to come up with new posts… However, stay tuned, because lots of new articles are to come! This is a minimalistic portrait I did for my German class, as we were […]
Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful buildings in the world, the Indian architectural wonder has stayed the symbol of everlasting love for more than 400 years. Nowadays, Taj Mahal is a must-see attraction for tourists worldwide, but also a source of inspiration for artists and architects – due to its perfection in simetry and the […]
Today I shall present you the evolution for one of my latest piece. Inspired by the traditional Persian painting, this drawing is made using coloured pencils, gel pens and ballpoint pens. Due to the intricate details of this piece, I estimate that I’ve spent around 10 hours on it. I didn’t work on this drawing […]
Hello, dear readers! As you may have noticed, if you regularly had a look on this blog, the last articles were dedicated to the artworks I have been working on recently. Producing such pieces always involves a great amount of attention, dedication and long hours spend on defining every detail in order to get it […]