The happiest elephant in the world

This super sparkling colorful elephant received a very important secret mission from me. He did his best to become Lidia's favorite Christmas present. And he did a marvelous job! I decorated it using acrylic paint and I added some shinny starts of course.....Lidia was super mega happy and surprised! ^__^ and so was I ....Stay tuned cause more happy animals will show up around here!

Winter Sparkling Golden Angel

This is the first painting I've done this holiday. It was finished before Christmas so the celebration spirit was all around...Now 2012 is almost over and I wonder how many things I can do before this year ends. :-D

I have one unfinished canvas waiting for me in the corner and also a blank one.....and plenty of things to do for school......Follow me on the blog in my adventure! O_O

Mixed Media Gift

I made this little mixed media work for Georgia, my sweet classmate (for her birthday). I'm glad she liked it!! :-D I used acrylic paint, watercolors, colored pencils, little pieces of fabric, shiny stars and snowflakes, natural bees wax.

Christmas Postcards for everyone!

Just like last year, I made Christmas postcards and gave them to all my classmates. I was so happy when they told me: "Y'know, I still have last year's postcard at home. I've found a great place for it!" They liked this year's postcards too. I don't remember where I got this idea from but I hope I'll never give up on it. I actually wish it to become an every year tradition for me. It feels so nice to give everybody a little Christmas gift. Three days ago it snowed here for the first time this year, by the way. Things got quite windy after that.  I like snowy weather. Winter without snow would be just super cold for no good reason and mega dull.  But we've got all we need to be happy this Christmas!

PlayEnergy Awards Enel 2012

I have some awesome news for you! Remember the project organized by Enel I told you about some weeks ago? If you don't, then check out this post. Guess what, me and my mates got a one-day trip to Bucharest because...our team won second prize!! We went to Bucharest along with our teachers to participate at the awards. I think that was one of the most wonderful days of my life. It felt so good to be on stage. Our teachers were proud of us too. The material prize isn't as important for me as was the feeling I got from being there. Each member of our team won an iPod Shuffle and our school received 1500 euros. I'm actually waiting to get my diploma for my CV. All in all it was a great experience! Oh, and this photo below appeared in a local newspaper. :-D I wish events like this would happen much more often....

A pig's heaven

A pig's world is much more wonderful than we think. They aren't just animals! Pigs are happy beings; they play, eat and sleep all day long. They love life for sure. Many people don't like pigs because they stink and they enjoy playing in mud. So what? Pigs don't care, they are joyful anyway. Yes pigman! Stay true! Have you ever heard of Rococo? Well, I think pigs are the perfect animals for that kind of lifestyle. And this work is quite Rococo too :-))

Alpaca Zone

This is my most recent work made for school. I am fascinated by those so adorable looking beings. They are domestic animals living in the Andes. Alcapacas are grown for their long, soft and fluffy fur. I suppose they live a quite rough but happy life in the mountains along with their owner. :-D

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Deep water, salty air, I love the sea

I think I made this last spring. :-) Colored pencils on A4 paper.I found it some days ago and I thought I would be nice to share it with the world.

Tree of God

This work is also for that exhibition I told you about recently. Black and white ink on 50/70 paper.  See the sketch posted on my blog here.

A new world was born, final part

Finally I finished this 50/70, black and white ink on paper. I made it for an art exhibition named "Primordial". See the little sketch here. It changed pretty much, I know, but the idea is still the same. :-)

Bunny romance trapped somewhere in a kind of a green place

Hello everyone! I'm back again with a new post! :-) and a new work, of course...

This acrylic on canvas in actually inspired by an older watercolor on paper work of mine. See here, also on my blog.  Those two bunnies are surely found of each other. They used to eat carrots together in my uncle's garden but they somehow entered a strange world of nonsense while they were trying to climb a chair and they traveled through time and space... Now my uncle's bunnies are lost forever but they like it because they don't have to sleep outdoors anymore.

A new world was born

I'm going to make this sketch bigger too. Also for next month exhibition "Primordial". :-)

Sketch...

This little sketch (black and white ink on paper) will soon turn into a big 50/70 cm work. I will not add any color. I'm preparing this for an exhibiting which takes place next month in Constanta, named "Primordial".

Silly Bunny

Silly, little, fluffy, quite sleepy, colorful, adorable!

Ink, watercolors, and colored pencils on A4 paper :-)

New beginning: The graphics department

Maybe I've never told you before that our class in divided in 3 departments: graphics, painting and sculpture. I used to be part of the painting department but, some time ago, I decided to make a change. I'm studying graphics from now on. That means that my works won't be so colorful anymore. Of course, I'm talking about those made at school. I have to get used to many many things. I don't now what's happening but some aspects have changed very suddenly after I started school, one week ago; including the fact that blogger looks different. O___O Wow! Actually, it's exciting when there's something going on.

Hope you like my very first work made at the graphics department.

Prahaaaaaaaa

Man, Prague is the most beautiful place I've ever seen so far!!!!! Maybe more beautiful than Paris?? I'm asking this. Me, who had some sort of a Paris obsession recently (I'm a girl, you know...). Prague is actually overwhelming and I'm aware I didn't see it all. Visiting this city was a great challenge. It was impossible to observe all the details on the buildings' walls! They were all astonishing. Every building was a piece of art!

I spend there 5 days and at the end of each day, I was dead tired.

If you'll ever visit Prague, you should really look for accommodation in Praha 5. We stayed there at Hotel U Blazenky. I liked it very much! The staff was very polite and always ready to help. The area is remote and quiet; not far away from the center either. And if you don't like walking you can always count on the bus or on the train: fast-moving and efficient.

I visited the Mucha Museum situated near the shopping area. Very nice, but the ticket was expensive, so was the souvenir shop. Of course, if you want me to really start talking about expensive stuff.... Well, I think Pariska Street is a good example. This is the place where we found: Dior, Gucci, Prada, YSL blah blah blah It was nice looking around (hahaha...). Anyway, the thing is they have shops for everything and everyone.

One can never get bored! Got it?

We ate in various restaurants. Quality food can be found everywhere!

I did so many things in just 5 days, now it's hard to remember. Writing them down is not easy. I wish I could go back there......

Those are some of the photos mom took. But I must tell you that comparing to how Prague looks like, they show almost nothing. Visit this city! You won't regret!

The dancing bulding....

They have a sort of a magic clock which starts singing from time to time.

Those guys started moving too! :D

HP 4ever!

Wonderful toy shop!! :D

Shopping area!!!

Vltava view.

When we started exploring the Royal Castle :D

St. Vitus Cathedral

Mucha Window (in the cathedral)!!

Entrence of the Royal Castle...

This looks like Netherlands.

Nice ballon high above Vltava(the river)  ;)

Dior, man!!!

Romania embassy in Prague

Stuff for tourists..... By the way: tourists everywhere. I mean it!

Vltava view in the sunset is breathtaking. We rented a pedal boat. :-)