ILLUSTRATION STUDIO

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