Showing posts with label characters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label characters. Show all posts

23/05/2013

Sono la terapia


Watercolors and ink on paper, 29,7 x 42 cm
Acquerello e china su carta, 29,7 x 42 cm

16/05/2013

Sisters


Mixed media on paper, 29,7 x 42 cm
Tecnica mista su carta, 29,7 x 42 cm 



12/02/2013

17/01/2013

Metamorphosis

I was just a little tiny octopus with no name...



I was sure I found my soul mate.


But one day a witch turns us into a strange character.
She draw a big eye on our face and some strange objects on our tentacles, and she put us in chain
and gave us a name: NAPALM.



This is my logo for NAPALM, a strange duo from Innsbruck (A),
 who are playing crazy music with weird contents...


19/10/2012

Solo Exhibition

From the 18th of October to the 12th of November 2012 is possible to visit my first solo exhibition in Bolzano (I). A set of 11 illustrations called "SONS OF CHERNOBYL" will lead you into my thoughts... Enjoy!



SONS OF CHERNOBYL
18.10 - 12.11.2012
@ Aretè, piazza della Parrocchia
BOLZANO (I)


10/03/2012

Deep sea octopus


Watercolor on paper, 23x30,5 cm


Finally, after one month, I had some time off to finish one of my many already started paintings... It's really hard to pursue your passions when you have a full time job, but in days like these I'm lucky and thankful to have one.

28/12/2011

Internet Era Portraits


Despite the distance (London - Bozen, that's 1.350 km) I was able to give some portraits as Christmas present. Thank you Skype (and webcam)!

28/11/2011

Sheep

It's just a sheep doodle. I'm missing my beautiful mountains.

18/11/2011

What a bad day!


Everyone has a bad day; this is how I get it off my chest.

26/07/2011

The princess and the frog





My 5 illustrations for the Bologna Children Book Fair 2010... Just come back from the Milan collective exhibition "Once upon a dream".

05/07/2011

Collaboration


That's the result of the collaboration with the german artist Danny Heartrocker. 

 I made this beautiful lady...
Acrylics on canvans, 20x20 cm.