Margo’s
Portfolio
I’m Margarita Andrusenko, an aspiring international artist. I specialize in both traditional and digital art.
Art is a big part of who I am, and I want to inspire many more people just like me with visual storytelling through animation.
Head & Neck
This is a study of the human head, in which we can observe it’s raw shape, it’s different planes, elements and muscles.
Satyre et Bacchante
I drew this as a spur of the moment when I saw this beautiful sculpture. Satyre, a creature that’s half human, half goat, holds a bacchante, a nymph linked to the cult of Dionysus. I found this sculpture extremely interesting by the way the light fell on them and accentuated their beautiful curves. I used […]
Tenerife Beach
This is a plein-air done not so far from home on a beach. This was the first time I used oil outside and I found it quite entertaining. It doesn’t dry as quickly as other paint which was something I had to get used to in a plein-air setting.
Degrees of Iconocity
In this project the mission was to make two drawings of the same subject, but one being loyal to the picture, while making the other of a lower degree of iconocity. I enjoyed making this project since I generally strive for perfection, and the more abstract piece allowed me let loose with the shapes and […]
Leopard
This is one of my most recent works, which I drew after being inspired by one of my favourite artists, Aaron Blaise. I chose to draw a leopard because I find big cats mysterious and peaceful at the same time. Elegant and deadly. Through this piece I tried to convey a sense of serenity and […]
Casual Poses
Here I did some sketches by observing the different people and their movements at the gym. I find the most interesting way of drawing someone is when they don’t know they’re being observed. That way keeping the result more natural.
Water Flowers
This painting was heavily inspired by the artist Vinessa Redford. She uses the paint brush and watercolors in a way that isn’t primarily controlled by her. I tried to incorporate this into my work to try and free my mind from the need of perfection, let loose, and just go with the flow of the […]
