Cuteness Cruelty And Lots Of Pink Art By Aleksandra Marchocka

Professional digital illustrator and a graphic designer from Poland Aleksandra Marchocka

ABOUT ALEKSANDRA MARCHOCKA:

“I began my work as a freelancer in 2007 and my illustrations appeared in several books and magazines. After attending European Academy of Arts in Warsaw, I earned my Master of Arts degree in Graphic Design in 2009. Since then, I’m working in the entertainment and advertising industry, focusing on interactive media. My clients include brands and companies like Ericsson Poland, Egmont Poland, Aviva Commercial Union, Papermate, M&M’s, Wunder-Baum, Nestlé, Nescafé, Sodexo, Wydawnictwa Szkolne i Pedagogiczne, Tagemi and more. In my personal artwork, I combine experience in traditional drawing and painting with digital art.” – Aleksandra Marchocka

Love
– inspired by Agnolo Bronzino’s “Allegory of Lust”. The piece took part in 2 art exhibitions inspired by the Renaissance art:
“Our Italian Inspiration” in Florence, Italy, 2012
“Wloski, wloski…” in Warsaw, Poland, 2012

Florentine Candy Portraits
– a series of portraits of women I know, inspired by the Florence Quattrocento:

Margo with Cakes
Eva with Maws
Marta with Cats
Katherine with Batmans

Images took part in 3 art exhibitions:
“Majestat” in Warsaw, Poland, 2012
“Our Italian Inspiration” in Florence, Italy, 2012
“Wloski, wloski…” in Warsaw, Poland, 2012

Venus
– inspired by Sando Botticelli’s “The Birth of Venus”. The piece took part in 3 art exhibitions inspired by the Renaissance art:
“Our Italian Inspiration” in Florence, Italy, 2012
“Wloski, wloski…” in Warsaw, Poland, 2012
“Renesans Renesansu.” in Opole, Poland, 2011