Graphic Art works

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"The Princess of Sakhara"
Paper, pencil 60X40cm
Artist : Tiko sanikidze 2014
This original drawing is currently for sale. At the present time
please contact me to inquire about purchasing this original.
email : tikosanikidze@gmail.com

"Don't leave me"
pencil , paper 60X40 cm
Artist : Tiko Sanikidze 12.08.2014

This original drawing is currently for sale. At the present time
please contact me to inquire about purchasing this original.
email : tikosanikidze@gmail.com

"TITA" paper, pencil 60X40cm
Nomination: "Destiny's Gift"
Gabala 3rd art Exhibition 2013 Sold
This graphic drawing has been already sold

The drawing “Tita” is one of my earliest artworks, which paved the way for my career [and professional development], because its unexpected success played a decisive role in shaping me as an artist. This painting was created back in 2013. It should be emphasized, that this is the period when I became interested in "hyperrealism". At one of my exhibitions, I noticed a “little angel” who was looking at my pictures on the exhibition with pointed finger. This artwork is dedicated to that child. I tried to reflect her emotions and impressions very precisely and accurately.

The same year, I was invited to the 3rd Gabala International Exhibition called the “Melody of Portraits”. This exhibition appeared very significant to me. About 200 artists from 23 countries participated in the event. There were portraits presented in all genres: oil, aquarelle, graphics, etc. Only my 4 paintings were drawn by an ordinary pencil. The exhibited artworks were so impressive, that I was not sure if anyone would even notice my paintings. Therefore I was quite surprised when I discovered upon the arrival that one of my drawings “Tita” in fact became a symbol of the exhibition. It was stretched on an enormous banner. “Tita” also became the winner of the nomination “gift of fortune”. At the event, all four of my paintings were bought by a private collector. Many experts and artists praised my artworks, motivating me to further work on my techniques, which I am doing today.