The artwork and designs contained herein were mostly part of my education in Graphic Arts at the SouthHills School of Business & Technology. They are not meant to be re-published, printed or used in any way without the explicit authorization of the artist. Some of the works contain copyrighted materials. For more information, please visit my personal page: www.lucianosormani.com
Sunday, June 10, 2007
Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Sunday, April 29, 2007
...and they were all yellow
Valerio
This image was conceived as cover art for a birthday CD for my brother. In this portrait I fell in love with the colour yellow. The picture was taken by Dixy Sormani in Sevilla. Originally there was a yellow tile background, but the end product is more like the brilliant swirling mass of the sun. The 'angel' in the bottom right was drawn by my niece, so actually it's a family effort.
Jupiter rising
Triptych in Blue
Triptych in blue
So it's self-portrait time again. But what do you do when your webcam takes horribly low-resolution images and blurs your features? Just go wild with textures and colour shifts! the blue background suggested itself as I was tweaking the colours and I decided to go with it, it also sets of my skin tone (which is a pale white in reality).
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Enigma of the absolute
Thursday, March 22, 2007
The Superhero series, part 2
The Superhero series, part 1
What's in a face?
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Fry's evil twin
Thursday, January 11, 2007
The ravages of time
The ravages of time
This image was created for the 2007 calendar, but once I finished it I felt it didn't fit in with the other images so it got left out. I still think it's interesting enough on its own. Many thanks to google for providing weird industrial imagery as well as my mother's painting for the explosion of colour. November 2006
2007 calendar
Industrial wasteland
The downfall of western society
These images were created specially for the 2007 calendar. As you can see by the mood of the pictures and their titles, they are a comment on the current turmoil in the world. Both of them contain elements of paintings made by my mother. November 2006
The resurrection of mystery
The resurrection of mystery, part 2 tryptych
This artwork was originally conceived and used as sleeve art for a music collection. It represents a hermetic dream of creation and the cycle of life and death. In this form they also appeared on my calendar for 2007. October/November 2006
This artwork was originally conceived and used as sleeve art for a music collection. It represents a hermetic dream of creation and the cycle of life and death. In this form they also appeared on my calendar for 2007. October/November 2006
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