Motley humanoids and other strange creatures in the paintings Kill Pixie ( aka Mark Whalen)

Motley psychedelic art by Australian artist Kill Pixie ( aka Mark Whalen) Infrequently we encounter similar vyrviglaznym creativity. Meanwhile , it is also an art. And it is very peculiar and subtle that only the strength to master very patient , diligent people with great vision and a strong mentality . So, in a nutshell, can be characterized by the author of enchanting paintings , Mark Valen (Mark Whalen), at least under the creative pseudonym enchanting Kill Pixie. Mark began his artistic career as a writer graffiti murals on the streets of Sydney (Australia) . However, later with paint cans on the backburner , replaced carcasses and acrylic paints. These tools Kill Pixie and creates his incredible paintings that first cause terror , and then a condescending smile , and then - curiosity and \ or a genuine interest in the work of original author. Motley psychedelic art by Australian artist Kill Pixie ( aka Mark Whalen) Motley psychedelic art by Australian artist Kill Pixie ( aka Mark Whalen) Motley psychedelic art by Australian artist Kill Pixie ( aka Mark Whalen) Motley psychedelic art by Australian artist Kill Pixie ( aka Mark Whalen) Motley psychedelic art by Australian artist Kill Pixie ( aka Mark Whalen) creates Mark Whalen (Mark Whalen) in a small studio on a sheet of paper attached to a wooden base and finished paintings covers a layer of special varnish. To preserve the pristine brightness and freshness of color , because it is - the main "feature" of his works. Motley psychedelic art by Australian artist Kill Pixie ( aka Mark Whalen) Motley psychedelic art by Australian artist Kill Pixie ( aka Mark Whalen) Motley psychedelic art by Australian artist Kill Pixie ( aka Mark Whalen) Motley psychedelic art by Australian artist Kill Pixie ( aka Mark Whalen) by the way , Kill Pixie is not always inclined to draw such a crazy stories - this was about two or three years of his career . It is curious that it could be a new period of creativity or a radical change of handwriting ?