Ribbon

Initially this was supposed to be something completely different, but when the sudden moment of unexpected experiment came I decided to leave it this way.
Little retro feeling...

Sticky.

Too much of bubble gum may go to your head.
An illustration which was created as a break from oh-so-getting-on-nerves After Effects.

Brick Lane Gallery exhibition

I will be exhibiting at Art in Mind exhibition in Brick Lane Gallery. The exhibition will be held to 4th June. My artworks will be printed on high quality canvas and will be available to purchase. Drop by if you're around London!  

The Brick Lane Gallery- The Annexe
93-95 Sclater Street | London | E1 6HR | UK
open 1-6pm

Dirty drawings - Sexploitation. (Rated 18+)

-CONTAINS NUDITY- A first series of sketches / fast drawings for my Sexploitation theme for current uni project (doing dirty research and images for university... how cool is that? - And it was officially assigned by tutors! ;)

 

Are you good enough to go to Heaven?

This is the cover for the short story I was commissioned for.  It is about a girl who makes her way to Heaven from Hell. I wanted it to be simple, give it an allegoric meaning.

"There are no children - there are people."

This is my illustration for upcoming group exhibition organised by artists from my ex uni - European Academy of Arts. It will be held at the beginning of June in Warsaw, in memory of a noble Polish writer and poet Janusz Korczak. He was a great supporter of children during the II World War; the exhibition itself is also in theme of Chilldren's Day.

I did my illustration inspired by Korczak's quote "There are no children; there are people." I played around how to tell a little story of childhood and maturity, how those stages blend in our whole life.

I am also  going to perform/sing on the opening of the exhibition; I am looking forward to this venue!

PRZEtargi MIEJskie vol. 3 poster

Illustration / poster for the new PRZEtargi MIEJsjkie - artistic/fashion fair in Warsaw.
More about the event!

Mungo Gurney

In January and February I worked as an illustrator intern at London based designer Mungo Gurney (www.mungogurney.com). He is a fantastic designer; it was an amazing experience to work with such a professional. He really did teach me how to approach work and how to make out of it best results.
In his new collection he was inspired by Japanese old artwork motives. I spent hours on drawing Japanese-style birds and florals. Later they were used as prints on his designs. You can see here the final results: