- Marian Gorin
- All Artworks
- I Robbed The Woods II
Original artwork description
A quiet forest, a tangle of twisted trees, and a single curious fox peeking out from the shadows. This piece plays with contrast—dark, textured ink work for the trees, and a bold pop of orange for the fox, making it the only warm spot in the cool, mysterious woods.
There’s a sense of quiet curiosity here—maybe the fox is watching you, or maybe it’s just passing through. Either way, it invites you to pause and take in the stillness of the moment.
Perfect for nature lovers, dreamers, and anyone who enjoys art with a touch of mystery.
REF 59
Materials used:
watercolor and ink
Details:
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 38 x 57 x 1cm (unframed) / 38 x 57cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Illustrative
- Subject: Animals and birds
Tags:
#fantasy landscape#wildlife illustration#surreal illustration#fox painting#surreal forest#mystical woods
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Original artwork description
A quiet forest, a tangle of twisted trees, and a single curious fox peeking out from the shadows. This piece plays with contrast—dark, textured ink work for the trees, and a bold pop of orange for the fox, making it the only warm spot in the cool, mysterious woods.
There’s a sense of quiet curiosity here—maybe the fox is watching you, or maybe it’s just passing through. Either way, it invites you to pause and take in the stillness of the moment.
Perfect for nature lovers, dreamers, and anyone who enjoys art with a touch of mystery.
REF 59
Materials used:
watercolor and ink
Details:
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 38 x 57 x 1cm (unframed) / 38 x 57cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Illustrative
- Subject: Animals and birds
Tags:
#fantasy landscape#wildlife illustration#surreal illustration#fox painting#surreal forest#mystical woods
Marian Gorin
Spain
About
My painting is rooted in the observation of light as a trigger for
memory and perception. I am interested in those fleeting moments when
an ordinary image — a shadow, a surface,... Read more