Viktoryia Zhuleha

Viktoria mainly uses ink and watercolour, but some of her paintings are created with acrylic. Although even with watercolours she put many layers in order to get "thick" colours.
Viktoria prefers minimalism in life, and this influence her artistic style a lot. Usually one drawing is focused on one object from the natural world and the number of colours from the natural palette is limited.
«Nature heals our souls and does not ask for anything in return. How many beautiful, unique creatures have been created by nature! Green plants and bird’s voices are my treatment and escape from all the chaos of this world and my true values.
My paintings are based on my feeling of nature, it’s harmony and calmness and I transfer these feelings to paper will all my love and respect. It’s the same as to write a poem – the words are just coming and you only need to write them…»

Viktoria is a member of "Contemporary Art Gallery Online"

Byelorussian State Technological University
Business Academy on the basis of Stockholm School of Economy
Online course "Naturalist Illustration Techniques: Whales in Watercolor" by Antonia Reyes
Online course «Artistic Watercolour Techniques for Illustrating Birds» by Sarah Stokes
Online course «Illustration of Natural Elements in Watercolour» by Estudio Luares
Online course «Naturalist Bird Illustration with Watercolours» by Antonia Reyes
Online course “Botanical Watercolour for patterns” by Isabella Quintes
Online course “Botanical illustration with watercolours” by Paulina Maciel, Canela Studio
“Fashion illustration” online course by Evgeniya Zhuravleva
“Fashion Portrait”, Fantasy Room online course, Odessa
“Fashion Illustration 2nd level”, Fantasy Room online course, Odessa
“Fashion Illustration 1st level”, Fantasy Room online course, Odessa
“Fashion Portrait”, Fantasy Room course, Minsk
“Fashion Illustration”, Fantasy Room course Minsk

October 2021 Contemporary art gallery online, “All animal”, 3rd place
July 2021 Contemporary art gallery online, “All botanical”
August 2021 Colors of Humanity Art Gallery “Botanicals”