Acrylic on a loose piece of canvas. If you look closely, you’ll see this king has got gold dropping from its teeth…
Categorie: African art
Striped is the new black
Can you see what it is? It may have taken you more than one second to realise what you’re looking at. That’s what I like about this piece. (Hint: it’s a zebra’s butt).
SOLD – Red Zebra
Acryl on canvas (50×50)
My second order! Someone liked the zebra from the series: “Little Africa” so much he orderd the exact same piece. I had fun making the same, yet a different painting. For example, I used a lot more white and also enlarged the zebra a little bit, bringing it to life.
SOLD – little Africa part 4
Acryl on canvas (50×50)
The final piece of the African series (check out last posts). I personally love this piece the most, since elephants are such majestic creatures and I really feel like I put that aspect in it.
SOLD – little Africa part 3
Acryl on canvas (50×50)
Good news! The company that ordered the rhino and zebra was so happy with the result, that they ordered two more. A lion and an elephant in the same style.
SOLD – Little Africa part 2
Acryl on canvas (50×50)
It was tough making a good picture with flash, that explains the weird angle. I loved making this painting though, because the colors go very well together. Plus, who doesn’t love zebras?
SOLD – Little Africa
FIRST ASSIGNMENT-ON-DEMAND! Acryl on canvas (50×50)
Yesterday I got my first assignment from a company in Amsterdam(!). They requested 2 African animals for their meeting rooms. This painting is varnished and all good to go. Curious about the second animal? I’ll post a photo of the painting tomorrow.
African family
Aquarel on paper (42×30)
I would like to share my first piece of art with you. This is where it all started, my love for art and my love for South-Africa.
My parents just came back from South-Africa and brought this with them. It was a tiny statue, bought from the African locals. It was love at first sight and I desperately wanted to use it as an example for an art piece. I gave it my own twist and turned it into a colorful drawing.
Studio LISKA 