I’ve recently been working and studying perspective, and my last work that I posted showed a landscape painting with a bakery set into the environment. After finishing that project, I returned to drawing the human skull. It’s an ongoing project, but the idea behind it is to make a proper study of the human skull and its anatomy — to understand proportions and shapes, and then boil them down into a simpler construction. I’ve started creating a guide on how to build the human skull from basic shapes. This led me to study the mechanics of the skull — how the eye sockets are constructed, the width of the dental arch, and how each part relates to the others. The goal here is to learn deeply, and then have this knowledge as a reference in the back of my mind. That way, it becomes a solid foundation for drawing other skulls more freely, and it also makes the process more fun. The next stage of this project will be to consider yin and yang influences in human skulls — beyond just shapes, silhouettes, and likeness. This is an element I’ve never seen addressed in any skull studies so far, and I believe it can add a new layer of understanding and expression that ties anatomy to rhythm, character, and balance. So, here is what I’ve done so far. I hope it can be helpful to you too. Let me know if you have any feedback or if there’s anything you’d like to add — I’d be more than happy to hear your thoughts. Thank you very much!

Hello everyone, I'd like to share a project I've been working on and would really appreciate your feedback — any thoughts, tips, or feelings you get from the work. Let me give you a bit of background. I work at an organic store and farm. A few years ago, one of my colleagues followed her dream and became a baker. She started her own sourdough bread business, baking right next to our shop. Our boss even built a small bakery space with a large oven attached to the building. The breads were made fresh daily, using flour from our own homegrown wheat. Unfortunately, after a few years she stopped baking, and the bakery space stayed empty for a while. Recently, though, we started using it for a new project: monthly cooking classes focused on plant-based and vegan recipes. The idea is to promote health and sustainability while using high-quality products from our shop. It’s both educational and inspiring for our customers. As someone who's always been proud to be part of this idea, I wanted to express it through my art. So I started drawing the building, imagining how it could be used for prints, flyers — something useful, cool, and beautiful. In the artwork, I’m trying to capture a mix of nature, machinery, wooden pallets, and teaching. This is what I’ve created so far. It turned out into challenge my actual painting skills. And I-found myself struggling. I would like to postpone my self critic for now I’d really love to hear your thoughts first😑🙂 — anything that comes to your mind! Thank you so much!

Hi Guys! Let me please share with you my recent artwork that I was pleasantly excited about. I am planning to post,,behind- the- content phase as well (will be found on my website), because that is, what is by my opinion, the most interesting part of creating any art. This work has especially brought me to places where I felt being back in school. I have been studying both- construction, planning, executing ideas, designing and many other aspects of bringing this piece to life, but also the sensible art of decisions taking- or also not taking in our daily lives! How much is that influence by adjusting and going with nature. Therefore we need to adjust and find the balance. There is no time to be wasted. And so why not put sensible incomes in our deeds/ art? That I think matters the most! So this artwork is a compass 🧭 (a reminder). An orientation towards health. A sensible piece of following nature and adjusting to nature, instead of going against it. As a compass this has arrows too, yet five. Instead of four! And this compass cannot be deflected by any magnet. It always changes and that never changes. Showing us energy going up during the spring until it reaches the peak- summer- then it goes down to late summer and all animals start to collect food and prepare for autumn- arrows going to the center. And then winter comes. Self reflection moment, hibernation time. This represents the daily cycle as well. Morning, noon, late noon, evening and night 😴 I hope it will inspire you. 🫡🙂

Ok. Let me share with you my recent artwork. An amazing experience that has come from studying a Chinese cultural and their approach to life through observing a nature that resulted in many of theirs tools. One of them is their astrology- worth to study! Extremely interesting topic and study case! That can be useful in our lives. Well that is topic not for now- what I have done, was turning this study Into an artwork.and where I started to sense problems, was- when I supposed to tilt a perfect cube in perspective that I made. Well! Not the difficult first part: one vanishing point stays the same. In this case- on demonstration below- what I mean. Other sets of lines going to an opposite side on the horizon line is also not difficult to determine- just very simple- how much I want to have a new cube tilted. No problem. But! What is going to happen with last set of lines? Those who are going down? Is it 45 degree? 52 degree? Where is that vp? In relationship to the rest of the vanishing points? You may say- use 3d program. Yeah, sure! But for know- I want to understand. Is there any measuring method that can be applied? Thank you very much.