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I just came back from holidays and it's time to resume work  ♥  (I must admit I missed it a little).

Yesterday I discovered this: http://aleksandra-chabros.blogspot.ro
One thing we have in common besides passion for drawing and painting and creative activities: we are both fans of Anne Patzke (aka the awesome illustrator Trenchmaker), and I really like her style. It's so cute!
And seeing all her work inspired me to stop procrastinating and start creating :-D

In other words.. I discovered some old sketches in my old sketchbook. Hope to finish them some day :)

 

 ...aaaand this is how my desktop looks at the moment. 

Messy I know but I feel so creative when it's like this ♥

And the latest commission :)

Oils on canvas. Slightly bigger than an A4 :)

Commissions

Vector cuties for an app

This project was *SO* fun! It's named "The AlephBet Application", and it will be a mobile game geared toward early childhood Hebrew literacy.

These are only a few of the objects I made for this app. Drew them all in Inkscape.

All rights are now belonging to Not-A-Box Media Lab, but they gave me permission to post some of the artwork in my portfolio. I will post a link to the app when it will go live. Until then, stay tuned :)

Little (framed) Fairy

I just love how it looks <3 Thanks to MyPoster for the wonderful quality of the print!

About this blog's name

Welcome to my blog in english :)

"Ansheen" is the English spelling of the Chinese 安心  (pinyin: ānxīn)

It means something like "peaceful heart", and it's the name a Chinese friend gave to me. She says she felt this name really fits me, and she couldn't think of anything else.

I agree with her and I really like it, because this is what I try to convey and express through art. This is why I chose to use it as a nickname for my blog. Because art can heal, and the peace of heart and mind is mandatory for this :)

Kisses

Say cheese!

Uf, I haven't updated in a month again.

This is a commissioned work. I really appreciate this client for the courage to pose in an "unusual" way for an oil painting :-D  I used a photograph as a reference of course, and I really enjoyed painting it :)