Ancient time on batik by Master SilkSkif.
Russian artist Anastasia, nicknamed Master SilkSkif most of all likes to paint on silk, making scarves and shawls in batik and tapestry techniques. And most often, her beautiful art works depict interesting ethnic motifs of prehistoric and ancient world. In addition, her inspirations are Czech Art Nouveau painter and decorative artist Alphonse Mucha and Austrian symbolist painter Gustav Klimt. In her hand made artworks she uses only 100% silk and professional sticky paint that maintain original soft texture of silk. Talented Russian artist of applied art Master SilkSkif lives in Togliatti, Samara region.
Panel of ancient times. Painting on silk by Togliatti based artist Master SilkSkif
Anastasia says that in the handmade creation of scarves and shawls only 100% silk and professional paint are used. And this retains the original soft texture of silk, which could be impossible when using paints, fixed with iron. Dandelions. Panel painting. Artist Master SilkSkif
Ancient time on batik by Master SilkSkif
‘Poppies night’ panel painting. Artist Master SilkSkifPeacock feather, painting. Artist Master SilkSkifA beautiful blue peacock. Artist Master SilkSkifScarf – Japanese panorama. Artist Master SilkSkifDetails of scarf – Japanese panorama. Artist Master SilkSkifJapanese panorama scarf. Artist Master SilkSkifAlphonse Mucha inspired scarf. Artist Master SilkSkifCloseup of scarf ‘Alphonse Mucha’. Painting on silk by Togliatti based artist Master SilkSkifFish. Scarf. Painting on silk. Artist Master SilkSkifGalaxy, silk painting. Artist Master SilkSkifLeaves, painting on silk. Artist Master SilkSkifNostalgia. Painting on silk. Artist Master SilkSkifZebras. Silk painting by Painting on silk by Togliatti based artist Master SilkSkifshawl irises. Artist Master SilkSkifStones, shawl, painting on silk, Artist Master SilkSkifTapestry Egyptian fresco. Ancient time on batik by Master SilkSkif‘Egyptian fresco’ tapestry‘Klimt’ tapestryCloseup of Tapestry ‘Klimt’Detail of Tapestry ‘Klimt’. Painting on silk by Togliatti based artist Silkskif