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The little hummingbird is NoArts' imaginary friend.
The kind of friend anyone would dream of.
A hype-bird, if you will.

Now, this little bird wants to see more of the world and meet some unique flowers.
Feel free to be a little cuckoo, too.

Turns out, a little bird can make a lot of things bloom.




Series Details

Size: 36 × 48 cm / 14.2 × 18.9 in
Surface: 310 gsm mixed-media paper
Medium: Mixed media, read Description of each piece individually

The concrete wall shows cracks and textures

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,, PINKY TOE ''

,, INDUSTRIAL ''

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,, ANKH UDJA SENEB ''

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,, FUTURE PINK ''

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,, THREE LITTLE BIRDS ''

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,, LAVENDER LOVE ''

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,, SITTING PRETTY ''

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GIMME
MORE

Working on 70 x 50 cm surfaces, this artworks explore more figurative compositions and more elaborated imagery.

More detail, more layers, more to look at.

Series Details

Size: 70 × 50 cm / 27.6 × 19.7 in
Surface: 275 gsm handmade deckle-edged paper in different white shades
Medium: Mixed media, read Description of each piece individually

The concrete wall shows cracks and textures

,, EDEN REVISIT ''

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,, SUNNY ''

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,, THE LITTLE BOY ''

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,, LAST CRY OF THE MOTHERS ''

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,, ROSEY ''

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,, DEEP BLUE ''

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accompanied short story.

,, THE BIRDS SOURCE ''

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,, SOFT CHAOS ''

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,, HOPE INSIDE ''

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,, SHE KNOWS ''

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RAW

The concrete wall shows cracks and textures

,, SLEEP PARALYSIS ''

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Lighting can make quite a difference in how an artwork comes to life.

For a beautiful balance of colour, depth and texture, we recommend soft, warm-neutral LED lighting (around 3000–3500K) with a high colour rendering index (CRI 90+).

A gentle, angled light can bring out the layers and textures of the painting while reducing unwanted reflections.

To help preserve your artwork, avoid direct sunlight, excessive heat and prolonged exposure to strong light.



SAME PAINTING. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE.

The concrete wall shows cracks and textures

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