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This is one of mine Bible book illustration I painted long time ago. It depicts the Garden of Eden and Gihon, one of it's rivers. It is painted in mixed media with gouache, watercolor pencils and soft pastel. It's partially digitally repainted and enhanced.

This is digitally enhanced and partially repainted small very pasty and glossy still life painting of the tulips in white vase, originally painted with oil colors on canvas.

Detail taken from one of my previous garden paintings. Originally painted with acrylic colors on paper. Digitally repainted in Sketchbook Pro and Photoshop and enhanced.

Detail take from the sketch or the wild horses running, originally done with pencil and watercolor on paper. Digitally enhanced and partially repainted in Sketchbook PRO.

This painting is inspired by the Peter Wier's film Picnic at Hanging Rock. Originally done with acrylic colors on paper, digitally enhanced and partially repainted.

I've painted this inspired by the End of the Day watercolor illustration by Mary Blair. Painting is originally done in oil colors. Digitally enhanced and partially repainted.

Still life with white, yellow and red roses on the garden table. Painting from my classical/traditional still life painting series, originally done with oil colors on canvas. Painting is digitally enhanced and partially repainted.

This painting is inspired by Shyamalan's movie The Village. It is originally done as small oil color sketch on paper, now digitally enhanced and partially repainted.

Digital drawing of an butterfly, painted in Sketchbook PRO, edited in Photoshop and with final effects added in Autdesk Pixlr.

Painting was originally done as oil on canvas. Digitally partially repainted and enhanced.

Painting of the aerial landscape originally done with acrylic paint. Digitally enhanced

On of mine older still life paintings originally done with acrylic colors on cardboard. Digitally enhanced and partially repainted in Sketchbook PRO & Photoshop.

Landscape painting, originally done with acrylic colors on paper. Digitally enhanced and partially repainted.

This small digitally enhanced and partially repainted quick watercolor sketch of beach, clouds and sea is inspired by Loredana Berte's song "Il mare d'inverno". Originally done with watercolor and pencil on paper.

Digitally enhanced and partially repainted still life with yellow roses in glass vase in front of the window, originally done with acrylic colors on paper.ill Life with Yellow Roses.

Digitally enhanced and repainted watercolor drawing of the lion-head fountain.

Landscape painting "Beyond the Seven Mountains and..." originally don with acrylic paint on paper. Digitally enhanced

Stag and a doe in winter forest. I did three versions of this design with different background color so it can be applied on three different mugs.

Small watercolor landscape, digitally enhanced and partially repainted in Sketchbook PRO

Watercolor sketch of running horses, digitally enhanced and partially repainted.

Small watercolor landscape, digitally enhanced and partially repainted in Sketchbook PRO

Painting of the Lilac tree from my garden, originally done with acrylic colors on paper.

This little sketch inspired by famous Bocklin's painting with the same name war originally done with soft pastels and gouache on paper. This is digitally enhanced and partially repainted version.

Detail from my painting of the lion head fountain, originally done with gouache on paper. Digitally enhanced and partially repainted.

Yellow Still Life with flowers and fruits originally done with acrylic colors on paper. Digitally enhanced and partially repainted.

Digital painting of the house on a snowy night.

Lost Temple in the jungle...fantasy digital painting - mashup, done in Sketchbook Pro, and later finished in Adobe Photoshop with Wacom ONE S tablet.

Digital painting - pattern with swarm of butterflies on white background. I've used large digitally enhanced and partially painted watercolor of an butterfly wing as a background. Painted in Sketchbook PRO and edited in Photoshop.

TERRA AUSTRALIS INCOGNITA: Weird and Wonderful Creatures I’ve been fascinated with ancient maps and mythical creatures since early childhood. When I’ve learned that Redbubble and State Library Victoria are having challenge named “Create Art History” with “Weird and Wonderful Creatures” theme, I’ve decided to participate. Therefore, I created fantasy map with sea monsters, mythical creatures and fictional islands. I chose map of the Australian State of Victoria where State Library is located and named it “Terra Australis Incognita”. This is actually map from my first entry, but in different color, since I liked blue very much on apparel and home décor. More about drawing + technical details at my journal @Redbubble: https://www.redbubble...

This little sketch inspired by famous Bocklin's painting with the same name war originally done with soft pastels and gouache on paper. This is digitally enhanced and partially repainted version.

Floral pattern painting - collage I did from roses taken from my different paintings.Paintings were originally done in mixed media, than digitally repainted and enhanced. This decorative motif is designed for printing on different surfaces.

Digital painting of an old house on a snowy night.

Digital painting - pattern with swarm of butterflies on white background. I've used large digitally enhanced and partially painted watercolor of an butterfly wing as a background. Painted in Sketchbook PRO and edited in Photoshop.

Digital painting - pattern with swarm of butterflies on white background. I've used large digitally enhanced and partially painted watercolor of an butterfly wing as a background. Painted in Sketchbook PRO and edited in Photoshop.

Twilight painting originally done in acrylics, gouache and soft pastel. Digitally repainted and enhanced.

This Fine Art Print is actually a cropped version of landscape painting. All paintings from this series are partially digitally repainted and enhanced, but since almost all of them were originally done with acrylic colors on paper or canvas, I didn't want to retouch them too much so that the brush strokes or tiny imperfections stays visible.