#Kamila Stankiewicz

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Mermay 2023 by Kamila Stankiewicz

#art #digital art #Illustration #mermay #Kamila Stankiewicz

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Bogna Sworowska, Maja Zimnoch, Kamila Szczawińska - editorial "Kulisy na pokaz" for ELLE Poland, March 2023

Photographer: Mateusz Stankiewicz

source: models.com

#Bogna Sworowska #Maja Zimnoch #Kamila Szczawińska #elle magazine #elle #Mateusz Stankiewicz #editorial

[matinek-p]

Service (1/2) December 2023-🎯-

1 st salon of inspiration YOUTH Edition-

Salon of Inspiration - Youth to intrygujący format rozmówcy dla osób poszukujących unikatowych tematów, miejsce inspiracji z dala od głównego nurtu oraz przestrzeń dla wyjątkowych kontaktów, tym razem w wyjątkowym wydaniu dla licealistów: www.salonofinspiration.pl

Jakie są różne oblicza pasji i czy istnieje jedna uniwersalna definicja? Czy można znaleźć pasję we wszystkim, czy są dziedziny, które są bardziej "pasjonujące"? Jakie są korzyści z pogłębiania swojej pasji w różnych obszarach życia? Jak odkrywać nowe obszary pasji i jak przekraczać własne granice?Dołączcie do naszego wyjątkowego spotkania, aby wspólnie poszukać odpowiedzi na te pytania i podzielić się swoimi unikalnymi spojrzeniami na temat PASJI.

Salon odbędzie się w czwartek, 30 listopada, o godz. 17:00, Sinfonia Varsovia, ul. Grochowska 272, wejście od ul. Terespolskiej.

GOŚCIE SPECJALNI:

MARTIN STANKIEWICZ - Ex-youtuber, filmowiec. Na swoim kanale YouTube zebrał ponad 1 200 000 subskrybentów, a jego filmy wyświetlono łącznie ponad 280 milionów razy. Jednak tak naprawdę nie ma to żadnego znaczenia, ale podobno dorośli lubią cyferki, zwłaszcza jak są duże. Martin średnio rozumie dorosłych, dlatego chce się spotkać z młodymi. Według niego młodzi mają jakoś bardziej poukładane w głowie. I przede wszystkim słuchają. Dorośli nie lubią słuchać. Dorośli lubią oznajmiać, nawet jak nie mają racji. Martin dostał też kiedyś kilka "Grand Video Awards", na półce ładnie wyglądają, obok książki, którą też napisał będąc jutuberem. Obecnie pracuje nad swoim pełnometrażowym debiutem filmowym. Na razie bezskutecznie. Czas wolny spędza na okiełznanie swojego ADHD. Na razie również bezskutecznie. https://www.youtube.com/@

WIKTORIA WÓJCIK -Współzałożycielka inStreamly. Wyróżniona Forbes 30 under 30 Europe Media & Marketing; Forbes Polska 25 under 25 oraz Bizneswoman Roku: Liderka w Nowych Technologiach.

Zaczynała jako streamerka i ekspertka od kampanii gamingowych. Wraz z inStreamly pomogła ponad 160 markom takim jak Netflix, Samsung czy PlayStation docierać do graczy poprzez sieć 100 000 twórców gamingowych.

Dzieli się wiedzą o generacji Z, zwłaszcza w obszarze marketingu. Pojawiła na łamach ponad 100 konferencji, portali czy podcastów. W tym Web Summit, TedX, Impact CEE, Infoshare, Perspektywy Women in Tech, Creator Conf, AdAge, MyCompany i Forbes.

sociale:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/vikivojcik/https://twitter.com/vikivojcik

www.instagram.com/vikivojcik

MIŁOSZ BRZEZIŃSKI -Jest autorem bestsellerowych książek dotyczących wdrażania zmian w środowisku pracy i środowisku domowym, m.in: "Zaufarium", "Biznes czyli sztuka budowania relacji", "Życiologia", "Głaskologia" oraz "Wy Wszyscy Moi Ja". Honorowy członek założyciel Trend House Warsaw. Mentor AIP Business Link, członek Rady Ekspertów ośrodka analitycznego THINKTANK, członek International Coaching Community, wykładowca akademicki, m. in. w programach Executive DBA i Executive MBA w Instytucie Nauk Ekonomicznych Polskiej Akademii Nauk..

JANUSZ MARYNOWSKI- Muzyk, kontrabasista i fotograf. Dyrektor Orkiestry Sinfonia Varsovia. Laureat mazowieckiej Nagrody im. Cypriana Kamila Norwida w kategorii "Muzyka" oraz kawaler Orderu Sztuki i Literatury (Ordre des Arts et des Lettres) Republiki Francuskiej.

Organizing a Salon of Inspiration for the community, especially one dedicated to youth, is an exciting endeavor that comes with its unique set of organizational challenges

[bibliolectors]

Lectura entre sirenas (ilustración de Kamila Stankiewicz)

#Illustraton #art #reading #reading and art #Kamila Stankiewicz #lectura #lectura y arte #ilustración

[goalhofer]

2020 Olympics Poland Roster

Archery

Sławomir Napłoszek (Warsaw)

Sylwia Zyzańska (Zwiec)

Athletics

Krzysztof Różnicki (Lebork)

Rafał Augustyn (Dębica)

Artur Brzozowski (Nisko)

Mateusz Borkowski (Starachowice)

Patryk Dobek (Kościerzyna)

Marcin Lewandowski (Szczecin)

Michał Rozmys (Lubsko)

Dawid Tomala (Tychy)

Konrad Bukowiecki (Szczytno)

Paweł Fajdek (Świebodzice)

Michał Haratyk (Cieszyn)

Marcin Krukowski (Warsaw)

Piotr Lisek (Duszniki)

Piotr Małachowski (Żuromin)

Wojciech Nowicki (Białystok)

Paweł Wojciechowski (Bydgoszcz)

Karol Zalewski (Reszel)

Damian Czykier (Białystok)

Kajetan Duszyński (Semianowice Śląskie)

Patryk Grzegorzewicz (Toruń)

Dariusz Kowaluk (Komarówka Podlaska)

Jakub Krzewina (Kruszwica)

Mateusz Rzeźniczak (Łódź)

Wiktor Suwara (Łódź)

Marcin Chabowski (Wejherowo)

Arkadiusz Gardzielewski (Tczew)

Adam Nowicki (Gdynia)

Łukasz Niedziałek (Siedlach)

Robert Sobera (Wrocław)

Konrad Bukowiecki (Szycztno)

Michał Haratyk (Cieszyn)

Bartłomiej Stój (Przędzel)

Cyprian Mrzygłód (Skaratki Pod Rogóźno)

Paweł Wiesiołek (Wyszków)

Aneta Konieczek (Zbaszyn)

Paulina Guzowska (Warsaw)

Marlena Gola (Białystok)

Iga Baumgart-Witan (Bydgoszcz)

Natalia Kaczmarek (Wrocław)

Alicja Konieczek (Zbąszyń)

Joanna Linkiewicz (Wrocław)

Klaudia Siciarz (Kraków)

Pia Skrzyszowska (Warsaw)

Ewa Swoboda (Żory)

Justyna Święty-Ersetic (Racibórz)

Katarzyna Zdziebło (Warsaw)

Klaudia Adamek (Nagłowice)

Małgorzata Hołub-Kowalik (Koszalin)

Kornelia Lesiewicz (Warsaw)

Maria Andrejczyk (Suwałki)

Joanna Fiodorow (Augustów)

Paulina Guba (Otwock)

Klaudia Kardasz (Białystok)

Malwina Kopron (Puławy)

Kamila Lićwinko (Białystok)

Anita Włodarczyk (Rawicz)

Joanna Jóźwik (Wałbrzych)

Angelika Sarna (Warsaw)

Anna Wielgosz (Nisko)

Martyna Galant (Witkowo)

Paulina Paluch (Warsaw)

Dominika Baćmaga (Warsaw)

Anna Kiełbasińska (Warsaw)

Aleksandra Lisowska (Osztyn)

Angelika Mach (Warsaw)

Karolina Jarzyńska-Nadolska (Oleśnica)

Adrianna Sułek (Warsaw)

Marika Popowicz-Drapała (Gniezno)

Basketball

Michael Hicks (Starogard Gdański)

Szymon Rduch (Gmina Siemyśl)

Paweł Pawłowski (Gdańsk)

Przemysław Zamojski (Elbląg)

Boxing

Damian Durkacz (Knurów)

Karolina Koszewska (Warsaw)

Elżbieta Wójcik (Karlino)

Sandra Drabik (Kielce)

Canoeing

Grzegorz Hedwig (Nowy Sącz)

Krzysztof Majerczak (Warsaw)

Tomasz Barniak (Węgorzewo)

Wiktor Głazunow (Gorzów)

Mateusz Kamiński (Olsztyn)

Aleksandra Stach (Warsaw)

Klaudia Zwolińska (Nowy Sącz)

Dorota Borowska (Warsaw)

Marta Walczykiewicz (Kalisz)

Karolina Naja (Tychy)

Anna Puławska (Mrągowo)

Katarzyna Kołodziejczyk (Kalisz)

Helena Wiśniewska (Bydgoszcz)

Justyna Iskrzycka (Bielsko-Biała)

Equestrian

Jan Kamiński (Warsaw)

Małgorzata Cybulska (Warsaw)

Joanna Pawlak (Warsaw)

Fencing

Aleksandra Jarecka (Kraków)

Magdalena Piekarska (Warsaw)

Martyna Jelińska (Torun)

Renata Knapik-Miazga (Tarnów)

Ewa Trzebińska (Katowice)

Golf

Adrian Meronk (Hamburg, Germany)

Gymnastics

Gabi Janik (Kraków)

Judo

Piotr Kuczera (Knurów)

Maciej Sarnacki (Olsztyn)

Agata Perenc (Rybnik)

Julia Kowalczyk (Rybnik)

Agata Ozdoba-Błach (Opole)

Beata Pacut (Warsaw)

Pentathlon

Łukasz Gutkowski (Warsaw)

Sebastian Stasiak (Starogard Gdański)

Anna Maliszewska (Zielona Góra)

Sailing

Piotr Myszka (Mrągowo)

Paweł Kołodziński (Gdańsk)

Łukasz Przybytek (Lipno)

Magdalena Kwaśna (Chojnice)

Kinga Łoboda (Gdynia)

Aleksandra Melzacka (Gdynia)

Zofia Noceti-Klepacka (Warsaw)

Jolanta Ogar (Brzesko)

Agnieszka Skrzypulec (Szczecin)

Shooting

Tomasz Bartnik (Warsaw)

Aneta Stankiewicz (Bydgoszcz)

Sandra Bernal (Warsaw)

Klaudia Breś (Bydgoszcz)

Aleksandra Jarmolińska (Warsaw)

Skateboarding

Amelia Brodka (Nowa Sarzyna)

Climbing

Aleksandra Mirosław (Lublin)

Swimming

Krzysztof Chmielewski (Warsaw)

Mateusz Chowaniec (Siemianowice Slaskie)

Jakub Majerski (Katowice)

Karol Ostrowski (Stargard)

Bartosz Piszczorowicz (Kalisz)

Kamil Siedradzki (Siemianowice Śląskie)

Konrad Czerniak (Puławy)

Paweł Juraszek (Dziewiątka)

Radosław Kawęcki (Głogów)

Jakub Kraska (Łódź)

Paweł Korzeniowski (Oświęcim)

Jan Kozakiewicz (Warsaw)

Jakub Skierka (Zielona Góra)

Kacper Stokowski (Warsaw)

Kacper Majchrzak (Poznań)

Jan Hołub (Wroclaw)

Paulina Peda (Katowice)

Kornelia Fiedkiewicz (Wroclaw)

Laura Bernat (Lublin)

Katarzyna Wasick (Kraków)

Table Tennis

Natalia Bajor (Brzeg)

Qian Li (Tarnobrzeg)

Natalia Patryka (Gdańsk)

Taekwondo

Patrycja Adamkiewicz (Jarocin)

Aleksandra Kowalczuk (Olsztyn)

Tennis

Hubert Hurkacz (Wrocław)

Łukasz Kubot (Lubin)

Kamil Majchrzak (Piotrków Trybunalski)

Iga Świątek (Raszyn)

Magda Linette (Poznań)

Alicja Rosolska (Warsaw)

Volleyball

Michał Bryl (Łask)

Grzegorz Fijałek (Andrychów)

Piotr Kantor (Sosnowiec)

Bartosz Łosiak (Jastrzębie-Zdrój)

Piotr Nowakowski (Żyrardów)

Łukasz Kaczmarek (Krotoszyn)

Bartosz Kurek (Wałbrzych)

Wilfredo León (Warsaw)

Fabian Drzyzga (Częstochowa)

Grzegorz Łomacz (Ostrołęka)

Michał Kubiak (Wałcz)

Aleksander Śliwka (Jawor)

Jakub Kochanowski (Giżycko)

Kamil Semeniuk (Kędzierzyn-Koźle)

Paweł Zatorski (Łódź)

Mateusz Bieniek (Blachownia)

Weightlifting

Bartłomiej Adamus (Skoroszyce)

Arkadiusz Michalski (Głogów)

Joanna Łochowska (Zielona Góra)

Wrestling

Kamil Rybicki (Warsaw)

Tadeusz Michalik (Warsaw)

Magomedmurad Gadzhiev (Biazogard)

Jowita Wrzesień (Warsaw)

Roksana Zasina (Łódź)

Agnieszka Wieszczek-Kordus (Wałbrzych)

Cycling

Maciej Bodnar (Oława)

Michał Kwiatkowski (Chełmża)

Rafał Majka (Zegartowice)

Patryk Rajkowski (Kórnik)

Mateusz Rudyk (Oława)

Krzysztof Maksel (Paczków)

Szymon Sajnok (Kartuzy)

Daniel Staniszewski (Ciechanów)

Bartłomiej Wawak (Bielsko-Biała)

Marta Lach (Głębowice)

Katarzyna Niewiadoma (Limanowa)

Anna Plichta (Wadowice)

Marlena Karwacka (Sławno)

Urszula Łoś (Pruszków)

Daria Pikulik (Darłowo)

Wiktoria Pikulik (Darłowo)

Maja Włoszczowska (Warsaw)

Rowing

Mateusz Biskup (Gdańsk)

Mirosław Ziętarski (Ciechocin)

Jerzy Kowalski (Toruń)

Artur Mikołajczewski (Inowrocław)

Fabian Barański (Włocławek)

Wiktor Chabel (Sandomierz)

Dominik Czaja (Kraków)

Szymon Pośnik (Warsaw)

Marcin Brzeziński (Warsaw)

Mikołaj Burda (Toruń)

Michał Szpakowski (Toruń)

Mateusz Wilangowski (Mokre)

Agnieszka Kobus-Zawojska (Warsaw)

Maria Sajdak (Kraków)

Marta Wieliczko (Gdańsk)

Katarzyna Zillmann (Toruń)

Monika Ciaciuch-Chabel (Ślesin)

Joanna Dittmann (Bydgozycz)

Olga Michałkiewicz (Szczecinek)

Maria Wierzbowska (Kraków)

#Sports #National Teams #Poland #Races #Basketball #Fights #Boxing #Boats #Animals #Golf #Germany #Tennis

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Interview with artist: Kamila Stankiewicz

With great pleasure, we’d like to introduce our Rebelle Featured Artist Kamila Stankiewicz. We had a wonderful time talking with this skilled Poland-based illustrator about her love for both digital and traditional watercolors.

Hello Kamila, we’re very pleased to talk with you today. Can you tell how has your art developed throughout the years? 

I draw since my early childhood and was never apart paper and pencil since then, as any artists do. My skills weren't very appreciated in my preschool. It’s understandable that somebody who paints beyond lines when coloring the coloring pages can't be good at drawing! My first meeting with watercolors (also in preschool) didn’t end up successfully. They were dull and spread on a sheet so quickly. I was too impatient to wait till they dry. I gave them a second chance after many years during my university studies and this time it was true love. Love at second sight. :)

During my college years, I also discovered Photoshop so I learned digital and traditional painting at the same time and very quickly started to search the ways how to make my digital illustrations more traditionally-looking.

I am still interested in different digital and traditional mediums. I love to challenge myself with new techniques, styles, and themes. One of my newly discovered passions is motion graphics.

That sounds great! Hopefully, we’ll see your watercolor animation soon! What part of a picture do you put the most effort into and why?

I pay a lot of attention to details - unfortunately too much sometimes. A long time ago, I noticed that too many heavy details can kill lightness and freshness of an illustration. It’s very hard to find a balance between depiction and looseness in the creative process. So recently, I put a lot of effort not to create overworked illustrations. :) The best artworks are created when I’m not overthinking that they should be perfect.

When you compare both traditional and digital technique, what are the most difficult parts to re-create and understand what is needed to get that realism on digital canvas?

I believe that recreating how a texture of the paper influences paint's behavior digitally is a hard task. There’s also certain randomness which always accompanies the traditional process. In traditional art we have less control over the paints - thanks to a random splash, spot or stroke, we can see in our work something more, something different than we intended. And that puts our creativity in motion... or can ruin all the effort. But it is definitely exciting!

In your opinion, what advantages does painting in Rebelle have over other paint tools?  

I’ve tried various digital software and found a lot of cool watercolor brushes, but all of them copied only the watercolor look but not a behavior. Rebelle watercolor brush was the first program where I found advantages of unexpected behavior of a paint - so similar to real one! I always watch how the paint is spreading over the sheet with eyes wide open. I love that we can control spreading by using the Tilt. A Water tool is something I have never seen in other software. Yet it is so important in the traditional painting process! 

As a person who has never drawn a straight line, I appreciate Ruler in Rebelle 3. Very easy to use and intuitive!

In this year I bought an iPad Pro and I am totally crazy about it. I used only Wacom Intuos Pro so far, so I was drawing while watching the screen. I didn't have problems with it, but drawing on iPad and seeing an image right under my hand feels way more natural! I was devastated when I heard that there is no Rebelle app for iPad. I did some research and found a solution. It is an app which mirrors a computer screen on iPad and makes it work as a digitizer. It’s Astropad for Macs and EasyCanvas for PC. Both work perfectly! 

Thanks for mentioning it. Many users are asking about iPad compatibility, so this is a very handy workaround. What is the oddest setting or painting you’ve been commissioned to do? 

I am a freelance illustrator specializing mostly in children books and portraits, but I’ve had a lot of odd, difficult or ridiculous commissions. Especially when I was on the begin of my path. I was commissioned to illustrate and animate how the engine of a plane works!  🤷  I had no idea how a plane's engine works before, but I made it with lots of details. I also made realistic illustrations of retro cars in watercolor style. I was astonished how fun it was! I am also very proud of motion graphics animation about the history of my hometown, which was one of the most difficult and labor-intensive commissions.

What a versatile artist you are - hats off to you! Kamila, thank you for your time and for showing the world how beautiful watercolors are!

Visit Kamila’s portfolio website and follow her recent works on her Instagram and Facebook.  👍

[kamilastankiewicz]

Animation for 560th anniversary of foundation Skierniewice (Poland)

Illustrations and animation : Kamila Stankiewicz

Script : Dawid Szymczak, music: Przemysław Rybicki

Animacja z okazji 560 urodzin Skierniewic

Animacja i ilustracje:  Kamila Stankiewicz

Scenariusz: Dawid Szymczak, dźwięk: Przemysław Rybicki

#publikacje #animacja #ilustracje

[thecollectibles]

Mermay 2023 by Kamila Stankiewicz

#art #digital art #Illustration #mermay #Kamila Stankiewicz

[polishmodels]

Bogna Sworowska, Maja Zimnoch, Kamila Szczawińska on the cover ELLE Poland, March 2023

Photographer: Mateusz Stankiewicz

source: selective-mgmt.pl

#bogna sworowska #maja zimnoch #kamila szczawińska #elle #elle magazine #mateusz stankiewicz #cover #cover 2023

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Rebelle 3: Traditionally-looking art with Kamila Stankiewicz

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PEPCO | Christmas Toys from Marcin Filipek on Vimeo.

Director: Marcin Filipek DOP: Wojtek Zielinski

Client: PEPCO | Szymon Piotrowiak, Edyta Czarnecka, Rick Bendel

Agency: Grey Poland Agency Producer: Anna Green Creation: Katarzyna Batogowska, Dominika Hałas, Natalia Milewska  Client Service: Dorota Mosakowska, Aleksandra Solarz, Mesyjasz Marta Agency postproducer: Katarzyna Seredyńska

Production House: Dragan Film Producer: Agnieszka Dragan Production Manager: Grażyna Bastek Production Coordinator: Ola Stankiewicz, Halszka Kamińska Location Manager: Agnieszka Mroczek

Set Manager: Remik Kubiak

1AD: Konrad Nadrowski

Costumes: Maria Górska Makeup: Olga Nejbauer Production Designer: Monika Sajko Art Director: Marta Kodeniec Prop Master: Rafał Włodarczak Stage Hand: Michał Lichocki FX: Witek Gaizler

Stedicam: Adam Mendry

Postproduction: 99Cent | Hylton Heather, Eddie van Rensburg Post Producer: Kamila Kelly

Shotingboard: Artur Gołębiowski

Cover Music Composer: Janek Komar

[lavandula-art]

I am the Secret Garden

artblog  portfolio facebook  etsy

#watercolour #artists on tumblr #Kamila Stankiewicz #secret garden #fairytale #colorful #flowers #illustration

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Rebelle 3 From Artist’s Perspective: Crazy Game & Rational Creation

There are many software tools for digital painting in the world. Their visual possibilities are enormous but do you experience the feeling of wonder when color runs freely over handmade paper or when the drops of color unexpectedly run in different directions? That feeling when the color gradually changes its look and you are the director of a theater of colors and shapes?

With Rebelle 3 you can experience this feeling. Painting in Rebelle can be a crazy game of water, paint, air and creative tools. Entertainment can start very simply by painting a wet watercolor stain and blowing it in different directions. You can set the blow length, drip size, amount of water or simply forget about everything, wandering with your stylus or finger on the touch screen and letting yourself drift by the beauty. If you’re longing for more, you can tilt the canvas and the colors will run in the direction you choose – even against Earth’s gravity.

At the same time, Rebelle 3 is highly professional software with a focus on detail. Unlike traditional watercolor painting, it allows greater expression, variability and better control over the creative process. Every traditional artist knows how easily a paper can get damaged unintentionally. Rebelle 3 solves these problems by reacting very sensitively to each new layer of color with a paper or canvas. Painting is fresh and light even after many overlays. In Rebelle, you can lay wet, damp or dry layers and layers with flowing drips and have everything under control without any undesirable effects.

The sample below shows the realism of Rebelle digital watercolors alongside real-world watercolors. The papers and canvas really seem to come alive.

Recently introduced ultra-realistic papers and canvases also offer an additional unusual experience for your painting. The selection of papers in Rebelle is proven by centuries-long artistic practice. You can use not only the classic hot-pressed, cold-pressed or rough papers, but also rare Japanese Washi papers from the bark of the Kozo, Mitsumata and Gampi plants. If you would like something special, hand-made cotton watercolor papers made in cylindrical form and many exotic papers made of plants such as kenaf, elbow and yucca await your creative vision.

Real papers always have typical characteristics – a specific size, structure or color. Papers in Rebelle allow more variability. You can adjust the water absorption, paper texture density, roughness, color or structure visibility. The unique feature of the papers are the deckled edges of waving natural fibers.

Rebelle 3 can be a game software as well as a strictly rational creation tool. You can use not only watercolors but also experiment with acrylics, pastels, inks, classic pencils and other handy tools. Rebelle’s unique approach for perspective drawing allows you to draw by ruler, but the line remains very natural with slight variations. It is a perfect tool for painters, illustrators and designers. Creation of decorative elements for illustration, textile designs, painting textures – everything is a part of the moment. Available stencil tools allow creating a template from any imported image. You can then simply duplicate it, modify the shape, or tile it over the canvas. Painting through the stencil can be accurate (marker), dispersed (watercolor), or pasty (acrylic).

Rebelle 3 is the digital equivalent of real art materials and tools. However, it adds more variability and more control over creative workflow. It is a balanced harmony between creative play and deliberate rational creative process. Rebelle is having the elements of water, air, paint and creative tools under your control.

Author Mgr. Ľubomír ZABADAL, PhD is an expert for traditional art media and assistant professor at Department Of Creative Arts and Art Education at UKF University, Slovakia.

Paintings by Philipp S. Neundorf, Kamila Stankiewicz, Junkyard Sam and Martin Hanschild