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We are Kasia and Jacek Anyszkiewicz - a married couple from Gliwice in Poland with a shared passion for creating unique arts. Some of you may remember us from our new species discovered and fantasy creatures from another world projects we shared on Bored Panda.
It's been a while and now we are back with new stuff - unique paint jobs, made with attention to the smallest detail. Each of them has its own unique character. Enjoy!
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#1
Glowfish
Since I was a child I was interested in art - especially painting. Sculpting came much later - I started 9 years ago, when I was 29, at the insistence of my husband.
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#2
Galactic Moomin
#3
Baby Nessie
All my previous projects are based on my personal, surrealistic imagination and perception of various species of animals, plants, and insects. As you can see, some of them are the results of my positive reception, and others are not necessarily. I also invent species that do not exist and which I would like to meet them in everyday life. I start my work with a sculpture, which I make in polymer clay. Then my husband makes molds and casts in poliuethane resin. Finally, the castings are painted.
#4
Los Muertos Cat
#5
Galactic Frenchie
Ideas come straight from my imagination - I think they've always been there (and there are still a lot of them). The project that was the most difficult and at the same time the most satisfying has not seen the light of day yet. I will show it soon. It deviates a lot from the things I have made so far; it will be much more serious.
#6
Pugs
#7
Alien Crabs
I hope people will see the amount of work and passion which I put into my sculptures and appreciate that it is an effect of the joy of creation.
#8
Hungry Zola
Miss Frankfurter 2 years ago
It looks like one of those fish that are found only in the extreme depths of the ocean.
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Galactic Bad Fat Cat
#10
Frenchie
#11
Baby Octopus
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Sissi
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Bosede The King And Alcest The Fish
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Baby Nessie
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Baby Shark And Ginger Mermaid
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Bubble Gum
#17
Rambo
#18
Purrmaid
#20
Bad Fat Cat
Susan Atkinson 3 years ago
I glad you called your art (really good) fantasy bc there's no such thing as a Bad Fat Cat. Lol🐈
#21
Alien Crab
Amaranthim Talon 3 years ago
At the very top there is a link to their Etsy. Unfortunately, there is nothing listed for sale atm
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Galactic Frenchie
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Baby Octopus
#27
Romeo
Sydney Kelley 2 years ago
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#28
Mr. Rotten
Crystaleigh Briggs-Salters 3 years ago
My dentist should have this. Great way to start a conversation about brushing
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Frenchie
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Hello Fatty
#31
Bad Fat Cat
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Boreddd🇺🇦 3 years ago
They're all so damn cute, but also very expensive, therefore I can't afford one, so now I'm sad
Stacy B 3 years ago
This is no shade towards artists/creator just something that got me thinking. I wonder how artists determine their prices beyond time and materials for their work. Especially those who are unknown or new to the industry wouldn't it be wiser to sell something at a more reasonable price point to get your name out there? I've seen some insane prices for things and couldn't understand how they justify the cost.
H G 2 years ago (edited)
Time, education, style, practice, knowledge, competence, information idea to finished product and completion, are also reflected in the pricing. Living expenses, food, mortgage, and other parts of life needs to be paid too. You are supporting the artist to be able to live when you buy a product, and in doing so, make it possible for them to create. You pay for more than the materials.
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Boreddd🇺🇦 3 years ago
They're all so damn cute, but also very expensive, therefore I can't afford one, so now I'm sad
Stacy B 3 years ago
This is no shade towards artists/creator just something that got me thinking. I wonder how artists determine their prices beyond time and materials for their work. Especially those who are unknown or new to the industry wouldn't it be wiser to sell something at a more reasonable price point to get your name out there? I've seen some insane prices for things and couldn't understand how they justify the cost.
H G 2 years ago (edited)
Time, education, style, practice, knowledge, competence, information idea to finished product and completion, are also reflected in the pricing. Living expenses, food, mortgage, and other parts of life needs to be paid too. You are supporting the artist to be able to live when you buy a product, and in doing so, make it possible for them to create. You pay for more than the materials.
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