Graphic art

Graphic artist Maryna Dobrovolskaya. To write a picture, this is how to take a photo on the film of the soul, holding a brush or pencil instead of a camera. A feature of the artist in her individual manner of performance: the author works in a mixed technique of watercolors and pastels, which gives the painting a feeling of hyperrealism.

A separate place in the works of Maryna Dobrovolskaya is occupied by portraits, in which great attention is paid to detailing the character of the person.

 Member of the Kharkiv Organization of the National Union of artists of Ukraine(graphics section) since 2018. Paticipant in all-Ukrainian exhibitions and international open airs.

 Currently engaged in private orders and teaching activities, works in the genre of portraiture, landscape, still life and animalistics.

Mariia Drozdova works in such techniques as painting, graphics, collage (analog, digital), photography, performance, computer graphics, icon painting, installation . The artist paints her whole life (for she remembers herself).

After receiving an academic education, Mariia works both in the classical areas of art and creates projects in the field of modern art, and believes that versatility, creative experimentation and love for her creativity are important for the artist.

The artist tries not to limit the work with any specific techniques or trends, if possible she tries something new, but at the same time she prefers symbolic art. In her paintings Mariia Drozdova unites the emotional and analytical approach.

The meaningful foundations of Ildan Iakhin's artworks are rather associative, metaphorical allusions to the author's life and professional experience. For an artist, the basic core of creativity is such a concept as GAME. The game with conceptual meanings that have a clear verbal interpretation, as well as a game with something that often does not have a direct translation into the verbal language, what actually consists of fine art, that is, the physical, material embodiment of the artist's idea (material, tools, paints, shape, composition, line, stain, texture, color, etc.).

Volodymyr Ivanov positions himself as a hyperrealist artist and an experimenter in such a mysterious, unexplored area as surrealism.

Artistic pseudonym Shkeryk (Shkeryk / Shkeryk).

I have been drawing since childhood, but more or less seriously since the end of 2017.

He started his art with simple works with lines, but gradually the lines became more, they connected, there was a filling between them and so on…

But at the end of December 2017, I did one interesting job, which I called "The Beginning", and from that moment I started my creative activity.

And so all my life I drew something, it's mostly what I was interested in those periods of life.

Basically, I create something geometric, but now all the work is full of circles.

Art genres that I like: abstractionism, cubism, steampunk, cyberpunk, modernism, futurism and surrealism.

I am mainly inspired by nature, electronic music and my old works.

Why did you become an artist? I do not know how it turned out.

Usually I work on plain air to catch the impression directly, later finishing works at the studio. That maybe is a reason for choosing pastels as a medium, as it lets one work quickly and easy to carry it. Pastel also gives many possibilities to work with color. I use only colored paper to get the overall tone and the atmosphere. Also I work with tempera, I like this kind of a bit more decorative but still complicated surface of the image that it makes.

Radiant light, transparent elusive shadows, avaricious lines of drawing and graceful colors are combined on the canvases of the artist Oleh Lunov.

The beauty of the lines of a naked female body is sung by the author in his works, women-birds, women-angels, women-demons...

Yuliia Lychahina is an artist-hippologist, an animal painter, who writes mostly pictures depicting horses. The artist works since 2013, spends a lot of time studying the anatomy and material she uses.

I work mainly in the technique of oil painting, as well as graphics (colored pencils). The technique in which I work can be attributed to impressionism and expressionism. I am interested in the themes of the city, village, and also fascinated by figurative compositions with ethnic motifs.