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The Sound of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel.

Pencil on paper colored in Procreate.

I wrote a letter to myself to remind future me how all of this felt. I didn’t really give it to a magic, angry-looking raven but I really wanted to.

Watched Man of Steel and couldn't get this quote out of my head. So, I made something with it.

Ink on A2 paper (16.5 × 23.4 inches) 08/2019

Yep, I graduated this year. Oof

I liked the Obama Presidency promotional Campaign poster decided to have a go with myself.

I'm just experimenting with some very old kohinoor woodless colored pencils. It's spring upstate. One is my husband's garage, one is a very sunny spring day on an ATV trail behind my house.

Heh just a quick photo of a comic page I was working on- it's for my own personal project and stories. Also first attempt at drawing that guys design... Like I always had the idea and concept, but I never finished it on paper before. - I work traditionally...so I really gotta be careful to not mess up much lol

Piece made with black pen

Piece made with colored markers

Pencil sketch

Digital painting.Illustration

Mixing photos to make something

When needing the Greek Goddess of Magic and the Triple Moon it comes in handy to have her calling card.

From the Collection called The Wimsical Series. 20 x 30 cm pen and ink www.olgastamatiou.com

Summer Tree black pen drawing.

Fromthe collection called The Wimsical Series 20 x 30 cm www.olgastamatiou.com

Sharpie pen (fine) + Prismacolor markers on white paper • After diving into a few episodes of Westworld season 3, I found myself a little lost. After watching all of season 2 again, I found myself with more questions. So now you can find me starting Westworld season 1 again.

my pen and ink over graphite outlines of my take of the goddess pasithea, goddess of relaxation.

This art piece was highly inspired by graffiti and street art. It’s on of my favourite creations.

I think about times when talking on the phone was a thing and you’d be on for hours only to end up to infamous game of who hangs up first. Graphite, charcoal, and pastel on paper 11x14inch