LIKE a MERBOY BUT MORE HUMAN-like. - evening sea weed in the beach garden, monet expressive grass, gestural intense brushstrokes, blue violet dusk sunset, holiday romance with beauty lover passionate lips, soft skin, spectacular eyes, gorgeous hair, warm inspiration Giverny dream art for interior Print

You can call me Cryptid. I have several stories that I will post in the description of my paintings. Sometimes they can repeat themselves, sometimes they can change a little. So if you are interested in learning more about what I create, read the text below each of the artworks carefully. LIKE a MERBOY BUT MORE HUMAN-like. This is a study of a pretty boy from the flower beach. Where did the merboys/men come from? I'm really interested in how mermaids maintain their population. I can assume that somehow the sailors in love get a tail. But it's kind of stupid. This guy feels at ease. In algae. Does it have a tail? There is a story on the occasion. When I was a kid, I used to go to a summer camp where the kids would tell each other scary stories before going to bed, and one of them stuck in my head for a long time. It was a story about a girl with friends who summoned the spirit of a mermaid with a ouija board. Before going to bed, she went to wash her feet of sand, and was horrified to find that where the water got, there were scales. As a child, I imagined a strange pulling pain from the fact that the structure of fish scales is woven into the structure of human skin. It was an pleinair camp at the time, and we spent most of the day painting in a nearby abandoned camp. When it was getting dark, I would walk past the street washbasins and imagine the pain. In the atmosphere of the old, forgotten camp, it was doubly mysterious. Please keep in mind that the colors of the artwork on your screen might appear a little different than on the actual artwork. This is because of the calibration, resolution, as well as the lighting. Artwork on paper can be framed or pinned directly on the wall. Or even to paste it on a wooden panel and then hang on the wall. The paper used is solid enough to be pasted. There may be some natural traces of paint / sellotape on the back or on the edges. I ship the paintings UNFRAMED, large items in a protective tube, small ones in a sturdy cardboard box. Rolled works can easily be restretched. But i recommend you send any works on paper directly to your framer for cautious, professional unrolling of the artwork. This handmade artwork will be delivered with a signed certificate of authenticity. Importing artwork into your country may incur additional fees and taxes