Olaf Hajek (illustrating interview for Carpaccio Magazine issue #9)

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to beat love away

finished series ;)

to see all: http://www.nuevaprimavera.com/series/i-just-dont-know-what-to-do-with-myself/

LOVE

sweet

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Plaza Mayor, Madrid

My last two finished and sent orders

Ana Himes

Portrait of Ana Himes published on Carpaccio Magazine issue #7.

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your

i need

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el trabajo y el verano se va acabando

A few days ago I finished these drawings. To see a bit bigger click

here

Carpaccio Magazine Issue #5 "The secret issue" is out!

You can check out here.

Thanks to: Ángela Jiménez, Gregory Dryapak, Lyndsey Lesh, Li Hui, Henri Draws, Suzi Sadler, Brett Manning, Charlie Engman, Esra Roise, Andrea Martínez, Tim Laing, Mariana Pacho López, Erin Hanson, Michelle Anderson, Stefano Marchionini, Kate Cameron, Ekaterina Grigorieva, Yasmine Surovec, Pulsatilla, Selin Yurdakul, Devon Smith, Julie Badin, Justin Goldwater, Elle Moss, Pedro Ramos, Christa Palazzolo, Bruno Beleza, María Simó, Riki Musafi, Keri-Anne Pink, Roseau Roseaurore, Susanne Willuhn, Lia Cunha, Daniela Carvalho, Yeruza Labrín and Manuel López Gila "Otroscomoyo".

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Like a summer rose needs sun and rain...

work in process

A few days ago I've finished Giralda's drawing in b/w. Photo moments before I end it definitively:

(click to view large image)

(Working on my "studio")

Yesterday I finished the Giralda's colour version. Some photos of the process (click to view large image):

And here's the final result:

working hard

In April of last year, someone contracted me to do a few drawings of the Sacred Family. ("Sagrada Familia", Barcelona)

Here is the final result:

I did three diferent versions: the first one, "colour", is painted by soft pastels. For the second one, (b/w) I use a pencil (0,5 mine). And the last image is a watercolour version.

A few days ago, this "someone" called me again. Now he wants me to draw more emblematic buildings of Spain. I've begun for "Giralda" (Seville). This one is a small detail of the process.

I just hope to finish this commissioned work very soon. Days are running quickly and I just want to enjoy summer!

Second part of my series "I just don't know what to do with myself"

I don't know

what to do

with myself.

Carpaccio Magazine Issue #4 is now on-line!

(click "open publication")
Open publication

"...with myself"

"Tengo el tintero a punto de estallar
Y todas las cosas que olvidé apuntar
Y mi tinta no pinta …
Yo no sabía que había salivas con gustos tan fuertes …"

(Dolo Beltrán)

Carpaccio Magazine Issue #3 is now on-line! :)

Open publication - Free publishing - More young artists

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: ISSUE #4!!!

"...what to do..."

"...don't know..."

"I just..."

(first piece of a new series)

"Sant Jordi" for Carpaccio Magazine issue #2

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Carpaccio Magazine Issue #2 is now on-line!

Open publication - Free publishing - More young artists

(thanks to) Jennifer M.Lee, Clara Gispert Vidal, Hèléne Deroubaix, Vivien Ayroles, Anthony Cudahy, Audrey Malo “Cendrille”, Anne Elle, Diana Virviescas, Rebecca Anderson, Muge, James Hughes, Julie Badín, Ira Tviga,
Maury Gortemiller, Uriel A. Duran, Ana Himes, Naoko Stoop, Gabriella Lacza, Zoe Burnett, Jon MacNair, Claire Sloan, Kate “hoppipoppi”, Elaine Abberly, Lucía Franco, Sara Thornley, Brett Manning, Miguel Van Keze, Peter Puklus, Kai Chan, and “otroscomoyo”

Carpaccio Cow is coming back (Issue #2)

just a sketch

It's raining, I'm cold and we are all tired at home today u.u

I'm here:

In the database list of the "Illustration Mundo" community. I'm happy to being part of this web. why? So, read what they say in the web...




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"Lost song"

Illustration inspired in "Lost Song", by Ólafur Arnalds.

You can heard it here

Allt varð hljótt (Everything became silent)

Illustration inspired in "Allt varð hljótt" (Everything became silent) song, by Ólafur Arnalds.

You can heard it here

"Raein"

Illustration inspired in "Raein" song by Ólafur Arnalds.

You can heard it here

"03:47" of "3055" by Ólafur Arnalds

This is an illustration inspired in the minute "03:47" of the titled song "3055" of Ólafur Arnalds.

This song has been very inspiring for my and I really like it... Thanks, emma, because you show me this shining music.

The song can be listened here: here

Carpaccio Magazine Issue #1

Emma Llensa and me are the editors of Carpaccio Magazine, and the Issue #1 is now on-line avalible!

(click the image)

Monday Artday: "The Old West"

This is my first entry in Monday Artday I don't feel myself very inspired with "The Old West", but I'll do my best.

IMT: I am... a wildflower

This picture is for Inspire Me Thursday. Theme "I am"

I am a wild flower.

Illustration Friday: Subtract

First entry!

I've already a blog, a personal blog. In fact, I'm also in Flickr, in Talenthouse, in Livejournal and, last but not least, I've a Digital Portfolio. It can seem absurd to create a new blog, isn't it? Specially if I write in English, because I don't speak English very well!

So, why have I created a new blog, here: in blogspot?

Simply: I like blogspot. It's easy to use. I've many friends in blogspot. It's a way of keep on learning English. I follow many blogs of blogspot which I can't comment for not having a google account and... because I want to do it! :)

I've the small-bad-habit of mixing subjects at the blog... But I'll try to use this blog exclusively to show my illustrations. (I think that it will be difficult!) :P

Finally, I expect you to enjoy reading / glancing this blog. And, as Nacho Gómez says: "your comments feed my blog" :)