ILLUSTRATION STUDIO

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“the snake”, personal project- watercolor & digital
“A Cuor leggero” project for Nicuzza competition, illustration show- watercolor & digital 2015
“La Quercia e gli uccellini”- illustration for the book “La Quercia e la stella”, personal project, watercolor
“Abuelita y el gato”, illustration for the book “Abuelita”, personal project- watercolor
pensare confonde le idee
“Vite in volo”, winner competition “diritti d’immagine”, festa internazionale della storia 2016, acrilic
“My Old Friend”,-Competition “la casa della fantasia 2013-illustration shows
“Anyone to Play?” – Illustration entry, awarded with first prize, at the “Matite per la Pace” (Pencils for Peace) National Contest 2013 – Gouache on Paper
“scivolando”-personal project- watercolor
“Happy Bear”- personal project, watercolor & digital
“Komarova” – Cover Illustration for the e-book “Larisa Komarova finds love”. by Ekaterina Sedia, published in the collection Futurefiction – Mincione Editore. 2016 – Digital
“Ho un’idea!”- illustration for the book “pensare confonde le idee”- by Bruno Munari
“Tungdil” – Personal work based on the Dwarves Saga by Markus Heitz – Gouache on paper
“SOS”, illustration for competition “Tapirulan 2015”, pastels
“The sky”, personal project, acrilic
“il Dono”- project for BCBF 2016
“Pensare confonde le idee”, for the same book, by Bruno Munari, watercolor
“Run Run”-personal Project, watercolor
“The Fifth Dragon” – Cover Illustration for the e-book “The Fifth Dragon”. by Ian McDonald , published in the collection Futurefiction – Mincione Editore. 2015 – Digital
“I cinque Elementi (The Five Elements)” – Inside illustration for the book “Pearls Of Juggling” by Anthony Trahair, published in 2015 – Acrylics on paper
“Mono No Aware” – Cover Illustration for the e-book “Mono No Aware”. by Ken Liu , published in the collection Futurefiction – Mincione Editore. 2014 – Digital
“il viaggio”, for the book “pensare confonde le idee” by Bruno munari

 

“If you could say it in words, there would be no reason to paint.”
Edward Hopper