Paco Pomet Paintings

Posted on October 3, 2018 by marikokoda under Art, paintings, portraits, vintage

Love!

Enjoy the surreal oil portrait paintings by the Spanish artist Paco Pomet.

You can also find him on Instagram.

Three men laying around a giant woman leg.

Surrealist vintage style portrait paintings.

Three people portrait with their hand joined together.

Surrealist vintage style portrait paintings.

Man sit outdoor wearing a giant mask head.

Surrealist vintage style portrait paintings.

Surrealist vintage style portrait paintings.

Surrealist vintage style portrait paintings.

Vintage couple portrait with ah headless man.

Surrealist vintage style portrait paintings.

Group of people around a cut giant tree.

Surrealist vintage style portrait paintings.

Surrealist vintage style portrait paintings.

Three people on the beach with the arms linked together.

Surrealist vintage style portrait paintings.

Couple of men portrait with a linked tie.

Surrealist vintage style portrait paintings.

Family portait indoor with a fake flame on their table.

Surrealist vintage style portrait paintings.

Group of three children, two of them are headless.

Surrealist vintage style portrait paintings.

Miquel Wert Drawings

Posted on September 12, 2018 by marikokoda under Art, drawings, portraits

Love!

Enjoy the vintage touch of the beautiful drawings by the Spanish artist Miquel Wert.

You can also find the artist on Saatchi Art, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Mother with kids playing into the sea drawing.

Vintage style portrait drawings.

Vintage style portrait drawings.

Vintage style portrait drawings.

Vintage style portrait drawings.

Vintage style portrait drawings.

Vintage style portrait drawings.

Vintage style portrait drawings.

Vintage style portrait drawings.

Vintage style portrait drawings.

Vintage style portrait drawings.

Vintage style portrait drawings.

Camilla Mihkelsoo – Vintage Portraits

Posted on May 8, 2018 by marikokoda under Art, paintings, portraits, saatchi art

Dreamy!

I love the “mysterious touch” of the portraits realised by the Finnish artist Camilla Mihkelsoo. Her inspiration are in fact from vintage images, with a surreal and elegant finish. You can also find her on Instagram and on Saatchi Art.

Portrait of a baby girl with a turquoise dress holding a red dressed doll.

Oil portraits inspired by vintage images.

Oil portraits inspired by vintage images.

Oil portraits inspired by vintage images.

Full body portrait of a woman with a pink dress.

Oil portraits inspired by vintage images.

Portrait of a smiling boy with an orange shirt.

Oil portraits inspired by vintage images.

Full body portrait of a baby boy sit on the ground.

Oil portraits inspired by vintage images.

Portrait of a young smiling boy with black eyes.

Oil portraits inspired by vintage images.

Full body portrait of two women in red bathing suit seen from their back and upside down.

Oil portraits inspired by vintage images.

Oil portraits inspired by vintage images.

Portrait of a woman with a salmon pink dress.

Oil portraits inspired by vintage images.

Full body portrait of a woman that is painting her leg with a blue colour.

Oil portraits inspired by vintage images.

Inspired – Julien Ulvoas

Posted on April 9, 2018 by marikokoda under collage, vintage

Inspiring!

Enjoy the retro-vintage style collages by Julien Ulvoas.

You can also find the artist on Flickr, Facebook and Tumblr.

Mother and son over a giant dot fishing.

Retro style collage.

Woman with green skirt over a green landscape.

Retro style collage.

Retro style collage.

Retro style collage.

Retro style collage.

Kid with the open mouth and a fish jumping inside it.

Retro style collage.

Retro style collage.

Giant man coming out from a black hole on the ground.

Retro style collage.

Retro style collage.

Retro style collage.

Inktober Challenge – 001

Posted on November 9, 2017 by marikokoda under Art, Design, Illustration, vintage

Yes!

The last month I have participated for the very first time to the Inktober Challenge. It has been fun and quite unusual, but I enjoyed it very much. I used a colour palette of just black and white, covering up vintage found photos and postcards. Because of the experimental nature of this project, I believe that the final result is quite interesting and weird.

Below the first batch of the illustrations realised for the challenge, tomorrow I will share the second and last batch!

If you are interested in purchasing them, you can find them on my Tictail shop at a very affordable price.