Recent Paintings
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Those days, Nowadays
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Late working techniques
Late working techniques
Close up carnation
Digital flower image
Squizophrenia
Digital flower image
Squizophrenia
Life
This painting is based on Angels, be aware to the wrong one, dark angels exist, we must be alert on that, the earth is full of them fighting to win
Bird
working in oil
Yellow house
inspiration in rural houses somewhere in the north of Spain
Seed of love
Inspired in Valencia, a beautiful experience with a first fertility
Inpirations
oil paintings good prices, prints available in all paintings
Shake like a leaf
Inspired on those children being killed in the Syria war
Flowers effects
William Morris is a great inspiration, this small canvas in oil, inspired me to use digital effects mirror reflected, creating interesting patterns.
Hills of Scotland
Scotland Hills motivations, a beautiful landscapes scenery, running through valleys and hill in Scotland.
Eyes close
Inspirational work under the sun and eyes close
Water of life
And he showed me a river of water of life, clear as crystal, flowing out from the throne of God and of the Lamb down the middle of its main street. On both sides of the river were trees of life producing 12 crops of fruit, yielding their fruit each month. And the leaves of the trees were for the healing of the nations. Rev 22:1-2
Sunflowers
Vincent Van Gogh Inspiration
Village
Rothenburg Germany village inspiration
Water
reflection inspiration
Erase magazine
Erase magazine was created in a team project in East London University, based on a work of graphic designers, I was in charge to incorporating on my pages my artwork like the oil painting, charcoal, pastel and personal interest in which it was an interview to MR. Ambie Nair, Broadcasting advertising of BBC and TV channel 4 in London.
Mix work techniques
charcoal, pastels textures
Acrylics paintings
Creating a right colour to a painting may help evoke feeling or atmosphere, shades and tones, moving beyond the primary colours, mixing hues to expand the means of expression.
