Following are sketches for an upcoming storyboard for an animation. It regards the greediness on human!!!!

This is a sketch for my next painting. Pigeons sitting relax on electric wires watching blue Ocean .It would be an acrylic one. What do you think?

Today when surfing the web, I came across  another online Kurdish artist, Loghman Seyvan. He works oil painting, and you could smell and feel the lovely atmosphere of countryside ( In Kurdish language we say ” Ladi”). A humble artist inspired by the beauty of nature and countryside, pure beauty… What do you think?

Osman Nikmanesh may has not studied art in an academic way, but he has sense of a great wood sculptor artist. He has never visited West Coast of Canada, but you can see first nation’s art spirit in his sculptures. He is very had working and resourceful turning any small piece of wood into a magnificent artwork.

Hadi Ziaoddini , as a great sculptor and painter in Kurdistan, has had a great influence on my career in art. He is one of those artists who has dedicated all his life to Kurdish art and culture.

Today with Ken Mimura I met a famous Iranian painter, Salar Ahmadian, at his gallery. His paintings were very beautiful. He has a great reputation among art fans in North America and Europe. He has done lots of paintings with figurative, abstract, and classic themes.The beauty of flowers and women are obvious in his artworks. Here you can see one of his recent works.

Halabja massacre, March 16th 1988. More than 5000 innocence people were suffocated by poisoning gasses, chemical weapons.
Committed by Saddam Hussein, Halabja genocide is shared with all western countries who supported and supplied Saddam Hussein and his cruel regime at the time. This horrible event was the main trigger for making my first short animated film, “Fish on Soil”, also a graduation film back home in Kurdistan. I have uploaded some shots of the film and will post more later.

I really enjoyed repainting the ” Starry Night ” by Van Gogh. Blue Brush strokes here, yellow strokes there …