Camí Estació Railway Station in Oliva

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Signed print with an illustration of the entrance to the village of Oliva from the camí Estació Ferrocarril (La Safor, Valencia). Along the road there are a multitude of orange fields. Drawing originally done in ink and watercolor on paper.

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M 21 x 29.7 cm

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Illustration printed on Hahnemühle 188gr. museum paper.

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Signed print with an illustration of the entrance to the village of Oliva from the camí Estació Ferrocarril (La Safor, Valencia). Along the road there are a multitude of orange fields. Drawing originally done in ink and watercolor on paper.

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Each piece is made following a long work process inspired by the technique and style of Japanese ukiyo-e prints, using traditional materials such as watercolor, ink, brushes and pens. Learn more about the artist

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francesco4545

<img src="https://www.marroiak.es/iap_300x300-2969319056_gxj5a55p/" alt="" /> Great paper and color quality. The packaging is sturdy, but the print is still a little creased. It's nothing major, and I don't think it will be noticeable once I frame it. I love the poster—thanks so much!

Jesus Velasco

I Love Mistakes is a book of illustrations and reflections on error. The author, Marroiak, is an independent artist specialized in handmade illustration. The book was published in 2015 and funded through a crowdfunding campaign on the Verkami platform. The book is divided into two parts. In the first part, Marroiak presents a series of illustrations depicting different types of mistakes. These illustrations are colorful and fun, and convey a message of optimism and acceptance of error. In the second part, Marroiak reflects on error from a philosophical and psychological point of view. The author argues that mistakes are an inevitable part of life, and that they can be an opportunity for learning and growth. It is a book that offers a positive and constructive view of error. The book is recommended for people of all ages who want to reflect on the meaning of error and its role in our lives.

vickyestrana

Hi Bernat!!! I just received your beautiful book. I can only thank you and congratulate you on making such a wonderful thing possible. I'm so happy to have been able to help, even just a little, to bring this marvel to life. I know the road has been long and winding, and that some of us have felt desperate, so I imagine your patience and determination have been endless. I hope it's well received and sells well as recognition for so much talent and effort. A huge hug!!! Vicky

Alejandro

Drawing as a way of life and not as a technique to be "learned""

Corey

Great Product! Would buy again.

Violeta Amancay

I love it. I've really enjoyed the experience of getting to know an artist like Marroiak a little. The course has been a true gift, with well-chosen, natural, and sincere words. I truly believe it's something we should all hear and read, especially when there are so many ways to create art and so few ways to distance ourselves from creativity, but we humans are soft. I think that's why we sometimes forget to enjoy it and become critical, blind. We forget that behind a work of art there's an artist, a moment, a child, feelings... and although we focus a lot on aesthetics, we must also be open to that, receptive to observing, learning, and enjoying. And well, I'm grateful, and remembering it again now... good morning! Goodbye! I'm off to draw with all my heart :D