A digital graffiti design of ‘RAM,’ crafted in Procreate as a mockup for a commissioned work. This piece showcases bold, dynamic lettering and a personal street-art style, bringing the essence of traditional graffiti into a digital format as a concept for an upcoming mural.
Procreate – 2021 – Nicosia
This tribute to Doom Eternal reimagines the game’s cover art in VR graffiti, created in Kingspray VR during the lockdowns and streamed live on Twitch over 19 hours. The artwork captures the intense colors and dynamic energy of the original, using vibrant, bold hues that bring the iconic imagery to life in virtual space.
KingSpray VR – 2021 – Nicosia
A detailed black ballpoint pen reinterpretation of Lebbeus Woods’ Photon Kite, drawn on A5 printer paper. This remake pays homage to Woods’ visionary architectural style, capturing the intricate lines and dynamic energy of the original with a personal touch and precision.
2016 – Nicosia
A relaxed figure study drawn in 4B pencil on A4 paper, showing a man reclining on a blanket from behind, with his head supported on one hand. The shadowed areas bring out the contours of his body, while the unshaded spaces enhance the tranquil, grounded posture.
2002 – Nicosia
This 4B pencil sketch on A4 paper depicts a peaceful moment between a couple lying together, with the man spooning the woman from behind as they sleep. Shadows subtly define the contours of their forms, while the untouched areas create a soft contrast, evoking calm and intimacy.
2001 – Nicosia
Drawn with a 4B pencil on A4 paper, this sketch captures a couple in an intimate embrace, seen from the side. The woman leans against the man’s back, hugging him gently, while the play of shadows emphasizes their closeness, leaving the lit areas untouched for contrast.
2002 – Nicosia
A side-view charcoal study of a stone head sculpture, drawn on A1 Canson paper. The play of shadows accentuates the profile and contours of the face, emphasizing the nuanced texture and form of the stone through subtle shifts in light.
2000 – Nicosia
This charcoal drawing captures the frontal view of a stone head sculpture on A1 Canson paper. With a strong focus on light and shadow, the piece highlights the depth and definition of each feature, revealing the character and texture of the stone surface.
2000 – Nicosia
Inspired by a creature from recurring childhood dreams, the artwork captures a dynamic moment of acknowledgment and self-pride, revealing layers of movement and intense color.
Spawn explores themes of fear, acceptance, and inner strength through expressive strokes and bold hues.
Chalk and Oil Pastels on A1 Canson Paper
2002
A view on the Canal de L’Ourcq, Paris
Watercolor Painting in my small Moleskine Watercolor sketchbook.
17/07/2024
