Kirill Sky

Art

Selected Works

It does not matter how slowly you go so long as you do not stop.

Confucius

12

TUSCANY.

(2017) 36"X24" OIL ON CANVAS


14

AMALFI

(2017) 48"X36" OIL ON CANVAS


11

AYA-AYA.

(2015) 24"X24" OIL ON CANVAS


4

MANEK - ANGEL CARAVAGGIO.

(2006) 18"X24" OIL ON CANVAS


8

BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN.

(2016) 48"X36" OIL ON CANVAS


15

BLUE BUTTERFLY.

(2017) 24"X48" OIL ON CANVAS


10

CUP OF TEE.

(2014) 24"X36" OIL ON CANVAS


9

FALSE EXPECTATIONS.

(2015) 24"X48" OIL ON CANVAS


2

FEAR OF LONELINESS

(2005) 20"X36" OIL ON CANVAS


7

LITTLE NEIGHBOURS.

(2017) 18"X24" OIL ON CANVAS


5

MADAGASCAR SUNRISE.

(2011) 24"X60" OIL ON CANVAS


6

SNEGUROCHKA.

(2016) 36"X24" OIL ON CANVAS


1

Starlings

(2005) 36"x48" Oil on canvas


3

THE ARTIST.

(2003) 36"X24" OIL ON CANVAS


13

UNDER THE LEMON TREE.

(2016) 36"X24" OIL ON CANVAS


Gallery Detail

Don't bother about being modern. Unfortunately, it is the one thing that, whatever you do, you cannot avoid.

Salvador Dali

About Me

I am Kirill Sky the artist, born in 1969 in the small town called Lugansk in the Soviet Union (now Ukraine). The country back then was extremely poor, my parents were busy engineers and I never had a chance to attend an art school. But I always had passion for arts and after I immigrated to USA in 1997 I began to paint. My first works were pencil drawings – illustrations to my book which is yet to be published :) In about year 2000 I tried my first oil painting – The Artist. Salvador Dali was and will always be my hero. His fearless fantasy, well developed technique and his character in my understanding acted as a guideline to my artistic endeavors. I work full time as computer programmer and therefore never have enough time for my hobby but I am constantly trying to better my technics. My wife my neighbors and my friends acted frequently as models of my paintings. Also I like painting nature. My wife and I travel a lot; out favorite places are Tuscany and Amalfi coast in Italy, Barcelona and Toledo in Spain. All of them have their images woven into my heart and from there into my art. Until recently I was using only the oil paint but in 2017 I decided to try a new acrylic technique called dirty pour. Acrylic paint not only less expensive than the oil but it also more forgiving – it dries faster and is much easier to clean or remove. Also when combined with different mediums and covered with raisin the acrylic paint “opens” with vivid colors and textures. Set of my recent acrylic works was dedicated to everlasting beauty of the ocean.

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