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OUR LADY OF VLODYMIR
Board, wedges, levkas, egg temper, gold on bole.
Dimension: 20 x 30 cm
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MOTHER OF GOD
The icon presents face of the Mother of God.
The blue robe is interpreted as a symbol of the purity of Virginity and a symbol of Heaven.
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MOTHER OF GOD OF THE SIGN (ORANT)
The icon "Mother of God of the Sign" depicts Mary with her hands raised in prayer.
Mother of God worships God. This icon is a sign of Salvation and the beginning of New Life.
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EGG TEMPERA
It consists of mixing loose, natural pigment with wine and egg yolk in the right proportions.
EGG TEMPERA
It consists of mixing loose, natural pigment, with wine and egg yolk in the right proportions.
GOLD ON BOLE
I gild with real gold leaves on bole (the oldest, noblest method). It can be agate polished.
GOLD ON BOLE
I gild with real gold leaves on bole (the oldest, noblest method). It can be agate polished.
LOOSE, NATURAL PIGMENTS
I use natural, powdered pigments obtained from plants and rocks. The colours on icons are very durable
LOOSE,NATURAL PIGMENTS
I use natural, powdered pigments obtained from plants and rocks. The colours on the icons are very durable.

GILDING ON BOLE LASTS SEVERAL DAYS
The method of gilding on bole consists of applying several layers of a solution of Armenian clay in rabbit glue, and then gluing flakes of real gold.

EGG TEMPERA AND PIGMENTS
Very durable method, known in Antiquity and Middle Ages, in which the binder of the dyes is organic.
This is a covering painting, difficult to obtain glazes. Tempera dries quickly and gives a matte effect.
The artists who created using the egg tempera technique included: Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Pietro Perugino.

VARNISHING
I protect icons with several layers of heated hard-drying oil. This type of varnish brings out the depth of colour of the pigments used and protects against the adverse effect of weather conditions.

BRUSHES
Brushes are very important. In iconography, we use natural brushes for tempera, not synthetic ones. Initially, I used brushes made of sable hair (a mammal from the weasel family).
Currently, I paint with squirrel brushes and I think they are the best (they allow for the effect of gentle transitions between colours and do not tear off previous layers).