DENIS PISAROVSKY

Finally, I have reached the age when I can proudly display photos of pharmacies and not be ashamed of it.

By the way, I forgot to share the news: the entire print run of this engraving is sold out. But there are still the last two prints from the edition, No.3 and No.12, linocuts "Crescent"

Despot Stefan Lazarevich. If suddenly you were looking for him, he often stands in this place. And by the way, he was not a tyrant - the title of "despot" in the 15th century meant the title of prince. And in general, he was a good guy - he loved art, and he was a writer himself. Provided shelter and support to scientists and refugees from neighboring countries. Despots were good in those days, not like now

I think this door just has to be here. Administrative building of the Belgrade Zoo.

Поднял тут, на днях, свои архивы - нашел это довоенное фото... фотограф @zherdv

The underground 🚇

I've dropped out of the workflow a bit! This happens to me in drawing when I set myself tasks of a mandatory nature. For example, now I have set myself the task of printing four editions of mini prints. Two editions printed. There are two more left! Why exactly four? I have no idea. Why mini? No one knows that. This is a mystery behind seven seals, even for me! I locked myself in a frame and I can't get out of them! I can't give up this idea either - the task has been received, the conditions are indicated! In general, wait, do not disperse!

Printing plate for mini print

Update in my shop - a new mini print, on 100% cotton paper, A5 format (almost) at a very "tasty" price.

The printed form is already ready to work

And my experiments with paper are still going on. To give this cotton paper an aged, antique look, I tinted it with coffee. It turned out to be a great option for lovers of steampunk and vintage decor.

Just a little detail of the print on Chinese rice paper (available in my shop on Etsy)

Hand-carved printing plate for linocut - Night Moth... and my working tool from the Russian manufacturer “Tatianka”. A print based on this printable, as well as other prints are available in my shop (link in bio)

Finally, after a long break, I returned to work. I cut and printed a new print of the linocut, on new paper, which had been waiting in the wings for three weeks. Mulberry paper is just perfect for this night moth. Very thin and light, like the wings of a moth, a little transparent and at the same time very durable, thanks to the interspersed fibers. The print is already available in my store (link in bio). • completely handmade. • limited edition - 30 copies. • mulberry paper. • paper size 11.8" x 8.3" And yes, the summer promotion is still valid - 10% off all my prints!!!

Available in my shop. By the way, this is how the new print looks on the recently purchased 100% cotton paper from the "Khadi Paper" factory. The paper is completely handcrafted and has a pronounced wool felt texture and uneven edges. Such a texture requires a special approach to the printing process. The outline lines on it are "looser", which further emphasizes the manual technology of printing the finished print. If you like a rougher, "grungy" style in graphics - then this print is for you! But if you are an adherent of clearer and sharper lines, in my store there are options for execution on other grades of paper.

It finally happened, a new print run is available in my shop on Etsy (link in bio). And yes, I slightly modified the packaging, so you can not be afraid for the safety of your orders, but more on that later... but, if you are terribly interested, what kind of innovation I have with the packaging, you can peep a little, on the page of the new print, in my store - you should like (or not).

Just a beautiful photo of my new print.