Black Ink and Watercolor Bleed into Hazy Creatures in Endre Penovác’s Paintings



All photographs © Endre Penovác

Serbian artist Endre Penovác (beforehand) wrangles the bleeds of black ink and watercolor in his shadowy renderings of home and wild animals. Generally delineating a talon or ear with skinny markings, Penovác primarily permits the medium to run throughout the paper, remodeling a housecat or hen right into a dreamy, phantom-like character. Lots of the works body the central animal with destructive area and make the most of the gentle, hazy edges to evoke fur and feathers. Originals and prints of his work can be found from Saatchi Art, and head to Instagram to discover an in depth archive of his ghostly creatures.

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