#artofpolis

Saint Lucy (st. Lucia of Syracuse) by Paulina Sieczkowska, 2020.

Święta Łucja z Syrakuz, Paulina Sieczkowska, 2020.

The King by Paulina Sieczkowska, 2020.

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The Hero's Journey: Ged Sparrowhawk (A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin), by Paulina Sieczkowska, 2018.

Illustration work created as a part of artist's additional diploma at the Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice, Poland. The Hero's Journey project is based upon the concept known within the comparative mythology and the narratology fields as the Monomyth, first introduced  by Joseph Campbell. Within the project, author searches for the examples of various cultural texts, and examines how they fit within the structure, interpreting them through the narrative and psychological lenses. One of the featured works shows the journey of Ged Sparrowhawk, protagonist of the novel A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin, and his transformation from the ambitious yet overly proud young adept of magic, into the responsible and powerful wizard and a man who is whole and independent. 

Yuletide in Lyria, by Paulina Sieczkowska, 2018.

Fanart made for last year’s CDProject RED Christmas contest, depicting festive celebration in Lyria and Rivia in the aftermath of the events of the Thronebreaker: the Witcher Tales game, aka Queen Meve enjoys the perks of her happy ending.

Święta w Lyrii, Paulina Sieczkowska, 2018.

Inktober 2019. Enchanted forest creature by Paulina Sieczkowska.

Based on the photo by Stefan Gesell @fotosym ig

Howl’s Moving Castle

Illustrations for the book “Howl’s Moving Castle” by Diana Wynne Jones.

Ilustracje do książki Diany Wynne Jones, “Ruchomy zamek Hauru”.

Art by Paulina Sieczkowska, 2019.

Inktober 2019. Freeze by Paulina Sieczkowska.

Art vs artist, 2019. Paulina Sieczkowska.