Just another practice. I took this idea from Pinterest also, but dont know the name of artist who create it. Done it in my way...
Okay, our cold winter needs a little warmth so we bring you this gorgeous wedding from last month.
Character design
Sixth one in a series of tiny dragons for Peter Fane's "Tales from the Canon of Tarn. You can find his description for this dragon species here https://www.facebook.com/TheKingdomofRemain/posts/2368911026514592?comment_id=2369978419741186¬if_id=1547125397213940¬if_t=mentions_comment This was very relaxing to do, I added a bit of grass bit of moss and rocks and cute characters sleeping on sunny day, what more could I ask for :)
Cirilicni i latinicni font
New species of tiny dragon is here, their babies at least. This is the twelfth illustrations in series done in collaboration with writer Peter Fane. Below is some of the description for those little guys, the rest is on his FB page and one day will be all in one book. Until than I need to draw and paint a lot more of small critters in their natural environment :) Double-crested bone-nester (“Humming Drake;” also “Miniature Dragon,” or “Thimble Dragon.”) The double-crested bone-nester is by far the smallest of Dávanor’s small breeds. They live only in the warm, deciduous jungles of the southern peninsula of Drawn and its associated islands. Because of their small size, Thimble Dragons are never trained into messenger service; they simply cannot carry a load. Even so, some of the richest houses of Dávanor do breed these small dragons in captivity. It is an eclectic and specialized process, open only to the wealthiest of families. In the wild, Thimble Dragon broods are always very small. A brood will consist of one male, one female, and associated young, usually only one or two foals. Three foals are possible, but this are quite rare. Foals’ primary colors will always be different from each other and their parents, but their secondary colors on their underbellies will be an exact match. Nests will always be made of grass, vines, and other dead foliage – which is then placed within the skull or ribcage of another small animal or dragon. These “bone houses,” in turn, will be hidden in the upper branches of dense trees or tucked into a concealed cliffside crannies. The reason for this strange behavior was the subject of much debate until the reign of Katherine the Second. During that time, a research project headed by Lady Filipa Gondenwine in southern Drawn determined that female Thimble Dragons were able to extract nourishment from decaying bone to feed her young. Peters page for the full text: https://www.facebook.com/TheKingdomofRemain My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/milicraft.psd
Sofi is a cosmetic brand. A local family business successfully growing over a decade now. It is not a surprise that they decided to use design strategies to promote the brand instead of marketing.I developed and designed a new experience design project …
Some of warm up studies that I done before work or when I felt rusty, those are one of these nicer polished.
Serbian beauty
Milica is a display font, inspired on action movies and urban Military culture, designed with straight verticals but slanted horizontals with no curves and s...
POPOUT | jewelry collection by RenamePhotography & retouching: Milica Mrvic | Model: Lea Davogic | Hair: Snezana Kalinic | Make up: Irena Miletic | Art direction & styling: Nikolina Kostur & Milica Mrvic
