INDIAN TREDITION

this is an artwork for a band called silver pesos in LA.....

check online [link]

they are really gudddddd

watercolours, unipin

another thing off the internet
I like the faded look of the scene
the rigid airship fits the image well

"As time passed, the seventh sons of Fenrir had lost sight of that which the One had once taught.

"Decadence, Materialism, Hedonism.. they all began to return.."
-- Nonsensical quote randomly plucked from my head.. unrefined, regarding the very loose story/subject surrounding these illustrations.

One of my few traditional works now, done with pencil for the sketch, water-soluble coloured pencil, and pen.

As you can see, this descendant of Fenrir has lost some of his wolf-features and gained more of a malamute's marking. Not only does his mind deviate, but his blood has lost its potency.


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Original Work Sold For $100
Art is (c) to Dok-Kizmit/aLeXa the Great.

Project from earlier this year- mainly meant as an experiment with Goache. Learned it cannot be used for backgrounds.

The idea was based on the fact that when I was little and would go see the circus, I used to hold my breath when tigers and lions would jump though the firey hoop, wondering if they would change into something else

It IS a terrible photograph- too large to scan, I apologize for the cropping.

Original artwork is for sale. Please email redeye@designbyredeye.com with inquiries or visit www.lynnetteshelley.com to view more of my artwork and sales.

In Greek mythology, a hippocamp is a fantastical sea beast that is half fish, half horse, and they were the steeds that pulled Neptune (or Poseidon’s) chariot. The Greeks believed that hippocampi were the adults forms of the sea horse fish. In Latin, hippocampi literally means crooked horses.

15×11 inches, mixed media (oil pastels, colored pencils, liquid gold and copper leaf, and gold paint on Canson paper.

well this is my first christmas out of the closet so i did alittle somthing, and heck my coloring has gotten a hell of alot better. so hope you have a very merry christmas.

Discovering my heritage.

"Children of Palestine (Part III)". Triptych. Acrylics,paper.
(c) Глеб Калашникофф "Дети Палестины". Центральная часть триптиха. Акрил, бумага