Ester Visual

When I paint, I strive for a reduced and rich, realistic and painterly way of describing at the same time. Watercolor is an endlessly inspiring medium; it cannot be replicated by any other technology. I want the nature of the watercolor to be conveyed in my images. That's why I always paint the original works by hand, on the right paper.

When I make nature paintings, I always work on the basis of dozens of photographs, and I try to get an overall impression of my subject by looking at them.

Elisa knew what to paint after seeing a photo of a junkyard by chance. The animal's ears need to be painted specifically with aquarelle - water color. Something new was being born. As soon as the painting was finished, the idea of ​​a series of animal pictures took shape, which would describe the animal's expression and character like portraits. The just-graduated art teacher had jobs as short-term substitutes, and found free days to paint his own works.

A series of seven pictures of animal portraits was created. And at the same time, the watercolor style also took shape, which is still the basis of Ester Visual's visual appearance.