Wild boar skull and metamorphosis of life 2 Metal Print

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Wild boar and metamorphosis of life. Light and shadow.

This pencil drawing shows a part of a wild boar skull. It stands for the cycle of creation, being and transience in nature. The idea that death is part of a cycle and not the end inspired me to create this drawing.

The elegant and organic shapes of the wild boar skull fascinate me. On the one hand, the drawing is focused to the appearance of the pure shapes. On the other hand, my fascination for anatomy and wild animals of the forest has flowed into the design.

Pencil on paper.
The original drawing and prints are available.

Welcome to my portfolio and shop. My name is Adriana and I am fascinated by the magical interplay of light and shadow. Trees and their strong roots, mountain landscapes, the Mediterranean Sea and abstract reflections are among my favorite topics. I would like to share my impressions with you and bring the enchantment of nature into your home. My creative activities are dedicated to nature photography in Alicante province (Spain) and Saxony (Germany), as well as drawing and watercolor painting. Long hikes in the mountains, through forests and along the Mediterranean coast inspire me a lot. For me, drawing and photography are wonderful ways to capture my impressions and the magic of the moment. With my pictures and the stories surrounding...