How would things look if the “Alice in Wonderland” story were written today? I questioned this myself and got some answers. Meet my new watercolour series – Alice in Wonderland in mid-2020’s 🙂
5 x 7 in (without mat)
Matted to 8 x 10 in
How would things look if the “Alice in Wonderland” story were written today? I questioned this myself and got some answers. Meet my new watercolour series – Alice in Wonderland in mid-2020’s 🙂
5 x 7 in (without mat)
Matted to 8 x 10 in
How would things look if the “Alice in Wonderland” story were written today? I questioned this myself and got some answers. Meet my new watercolour series – Alice in Wonderland in mid-2020’s 🙂
5 x 7 in (without mat)
Matted to 8 x 10 in
I painted this work in the Commissioners Park during the 2024 Tulip Festivals. The spring was early, so most of the tulips were gone, but the trees were still magnificent and fresh.
Oil on canvas, 2024
11 x 14 in
I’m not sure why a fish needs a bike, but certainly, a mechanical mackerel can try it. For $75 though.
6 x 6 in
2024
Fashion is fashion and it’s always expensive, but not always worth it.
6 x 6 in
2024
Spring flowers have some recognizable music of rain, a gentle shuffle of sweet petals and fresh leaves.
6 x 6 in
2024
They are big friends and have their own secret life: they steal cheese and share when no one sees that.
6 x 6 in
2024
He loves butterflies and every summer releases them. They are like birds with a shorter life and tender wings.
6 x 6 in
2024
She is an aristocratic woman wearing black, with good manners, who loves reading and has a big heart. She adopted these two little raccoons and now they are her best funny fellows.
8 x 8 in
2024
He creates his own world and lives in it. And then you read a book and live his world, too.
6 x 6 in
2024
Our platypus feels very happy and grateful that Mme Pony taught him well this season.
6 x 6 in
2024
He is an artist. The Martial one. And he loves his family.
I’m taking karate lessons and this one is devoted to my karate teachers.
5×7 in, framed
Milk, cheese, a platter full of fish – a full breakfast is ready for a villager.
5×7 in, framed
When the doors to a store are left unlocked, the little cars come and get what they want.
9 x 12 in, framed
Our Golden Dragon is quite happy now, enjoying his prosperity with his little pet – a blue parrot.
5×7, Â framed in 8×10 in frame
Watercolour, 2024
The inventors usually avoid social life and sometimes end up being alone, surrounded by their creations. This guy is one of them.
5×7 in, framed
2024
If you have a cat you know the feeling when you walk and they jump from the hiding spot to gain your attention (probably, for food). This lemur is doing the same.
5 x 7 in, framed
2024
This seahorse survived an ecological catastrophe and is looking for some treasures in a castle.
Inspired by Henry Rousseau painting (the castle is coming from there).
5 x 7 in, framed
2024
She is a dreamer and loves children.
6 x6 in
collage, decoupage, watercolour, cradle board
Do you love the music the way this fox does?
6 x6 in
collage, decoupage, watercolour, cradle board
If you have a talent to science nothing is impossible, even creating a new pet.
6 x6 in
collage, decoupage, watercolour, cradle board
Have you ever touched a tiger’s tail? I haven’t (simply don’t want to be eaten). Our Rabbit had such a chance and he’s assuring that it was softy.
6 x6 in
collage, decoupage, watercolour, cradle board
We (almost) all love pets. They are cheerful and bring joy to our every-day life. However, they also require some care we may not be ready for. Like this mother kitty and he pets.
6×6 in
A young witch fell in love with a local king and the relationship, apparently, didn’t work well. He is in trouble now. She is the witch and he is just a king.
6×6 in
Mixed media on wooden cradle board.
