Morning in a pine forest - reproduction by I. Shishkin, pine forest, early morning, fog, bears in the forest, realistic nature, fallen trees, coniferous forest, thicket, sunrise, dawn in the forest, home décor, wall art Painting

I was born in a small town in the Kirov region in Russia. Now I live in the Moscow region. Since childhood, I have been good at drawing, but my dream of painting came true only in my mature years. I've been doing this for over 20 years. At work, I had to move a lot, and this is what influenced my desire to travel. On every trip, my favorite places were museums, galleries, where the works of great artists made an indelible impression on me. I remembered my favorite works or fragments from paintings, and I was surprised at the skill, the ability to accurately convey the depicted object. All this influenced me and left its mark on my paintings. At first, painting was just a hobby. Now, this is my only occupation. I paint with oil paints using a multi-layered technique in the style of realism. I strive to achieve results in hyperrealism. The beauty of nature, in its various manifestations, makes me in awe and there is a desire to display it on canvas. I like the detailed drawing of all the fragments of the image: it is a flower or a tree, a portrait of an animal or a bird. It is interesting for me to try myself in different genres, so you will see landscapes, still lifes, and interior paintings. My goal is to make my dream come true so that each of my paintings evokes a storm of emotions in the soul of the viewer and finds its own home, where it will continue to delight its owners. My paintings are in private collections in Russia and America. I have always been fascinated by the beauty of the wild nature of the surrounding world, its diversity in all its manifestations. Being in the forest, in the park, on the river, I rest with my soul and observe. Therefore, my paintings are about nature, flowers, and plants in various states. Each season has its charm. And the theme of still lifes and flowers changes with the seasons. Accurate and detailed elaboration of each fragment of the painting brings me closer to hyperrealism, allowing me to capture the objects of the image vividly and vividly with the smallest details. In my paintings, I use traditional multi-layered techniques. In my opinion, this is the best way to create the three-dimensionality of the depicted objects and the play of light and shade in inanimate and animate nature. Each painting is a reflection of my inner state at that moment, which I want to convey to my viewer.