It was about time I posted these two shots I took over a year ago.
Unfortunately, the building in the background no longer exists. Once a thriving bread mill, all that’s left of it now is a mere example of picturesque decay.
Anda Nicu // Elisa at 10th-muse.com.
I’ve got a whole new shoot coming up in august featuring her, really looking forward to that!
 

Quick watercolor of a quince. The angle makes it look more like a pear, though. Thank you for looking.
 

I usually shy away from saturated colors, but it’s good to step out of your comfort zone once in a while !!

I’m currently experimenting with a whole bunch of textures and shapes, in the hopes of picking the best ones for an abstract print ! I basically  had Helmut Lang in mind when making these, I think their senior print designer Pascale Gueracague does a fantastic job!  She’s really inspirational.

Two small-ish paintings of a hummingbird (namely Anna’s hummingbird) and an iris.
 

There is no substance in fashion photography, not unless you think of a concept which conveys a message to an audience. This is why I feel the need to find solace in art, and go back to my creative roots, since watercolor has always had a great appeal to me, one which seemed lost for such a long time. But I think of it this way: “You fall in love twice: the first thinking that it’s the only time, the second time understanding that this was the first”
I am on the right track back to painting each day. Therefore I am going to post a small painting each Wednesday from now on. I’m starting off with flowers since I need all the petals I can think of for a future print. I’ll gradually move on to something else when I’m ready. Portraiture seems like a distant dream, nevertheless I’d better be careful what I wish for, since I might actually get it.
Posting these three for a start. The abstract one was purely experimental and playful. I should do that more often.