Studio notes
One person,
a lot of characters
No team, no art department, no stock library.
AuraDynArt is a one-person studio. Every piece in the catalogue is composed here, one at a time — the character first, the composition second, the palette last and longest. If a raven is wearing a velvet tailcoat, it is because I put him in one.
What I make
Theatrical, character-driven prints for people who would rather live with a story than a slogan. Animals in Edwardian tailoring. Japanese cranes over a red sun. Parisian façades in bloom, Big Ben under cherry blossom, women in baroque gold and black lace.
The work is grouped into nine collections — Animals, Japanese Art, Fashion & Glamour, Cities & Places, Space & Fantasy, People & Portraits, Dark & Gothic, Flower Arts and Christmas & Winter — and the catalogue grows most weeks.
How it is printed
Nothing sits in a warehouse. Every order is printed to order at a facility in the European Union, the United States or the United Kingdom — whichever is closest to you — and shipped from there. A shorter journey for the parcel, and no unsold stock at the end of a season.
Paper is 200 gsm archival matte: heavy enough to sit flat in a frame, uncoated so the colour stays calm instead of glaring back at you across the room. Prints are sold unframed, from 21 × 29.7 cm (8 × 12″) upward.
Made to be lived with, not scrolled past.
A note on originality
Nothing here is lifted from a stock library. Each piece is built deliberately — the character, the palette, the period detail — and then lives or dies on whether it still looks good on a wall six months later. Some ideas never make it that far. The ones that do end up in the shop.