Theoretical Part
Theoretical Part is a “creative community” of two illustrators from Rostov-on-Don, Russia.
Most of these works are ink on paper, done in luscious detail.
There are a number of beautiful typewriter images in the portfolio (which I love, of course), always teeming with wildlife, creatures and growing plants…
Check out her series of zodiac lettering!
SheWalksSoftly 
July 10, 2014 at 12:05 am
I love the typewriter imagery especially. I remember sitting at my Grandma’s old Underwood from the 1920’s, tapping away like I even had any sense of how to spell, at age 4 or 5. Her two beagles at my feet, a Siamese cat on the table. Probably a glass of milk and cheese and mustard sandwiches.
These typewriters have every bit of mystery and imagination as the one I recall. What wonderful memories this brings. Thank you, Dana! xo
July 10, 2014 at 3:06 am
This all magnificent. Every bit of it here and their website. Simple yet complicated, black ink and hatching, and the splendid sepia ( it’s too yellow, more brownish… I remember well ). Who uses the word “splendid” anymore, in public at least, you know.
“Here’s your Whopper, onion rings and large diet Pepsi, Sir, have a good day!”
“Just splendid and good day to you too servant of the land of Burger the King!”
I love it when artists include images/vids of their process of creation. In many ways it’s more impressive and fascinating to me and adds that reality that a human did it.
The tiny winged skeleton faeries, way too cool, especially the one riding the blue cardinal, I think, unless it’s bird of another feather. Not a blue jay I know that. ( Who cares Eric, it’s not important ! ) Certainly yes, the antiquated typewriters; something about them so prolific, how just an image still manages to type out thoughts and memories.
The Wonderwood with branches and a bird is my fave of that series. Kind of reminiscent of that organ cathedral with branches awhile back; the artist’s name I fail to recall. The amazing zodiac lettering goes without mention.
July 10, 2014 at 5:42 am
Wow! I love the details in every composition!!! Amazing!