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Anonimo29 febbraio 2012 alle ore 11:10
Hello Riccardo!
Great video,are you doing with acrylic paint or water colors?
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Paip6 marzo 2012 alle ore 10:52
Complimenti,non conoscevo il suo lavoro, ma quando lo visto ne sono rimasto molto colpito...ancora complimenti!
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Riccardo Federici25 marzo 2012 alle ore 03:01
Mimi Cortazar....mixed
technique
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Deisegal6 gennaio 2024 alle ore 16:08
Thoughtful blog you have here
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Riccardo Federici: Riccardo Federici is born in Roma on september the 2nd 1976, Riccardo Federicci took up an early interest for drawing and painting, while playing the drums. After getting his art diploma, he attended the Architecture faculty in “The Sapienza” University of Roma. At the same time, he studied physiology. He was drawing anatomical illustrations, children comic strips, ad campaign illustrations, until he met Marya Smirnoff in 2005, with whom he signed an edition contract for the realization of two comic strip albums “La Madone de Pellini” In 2009, he carried on the graphic of “Saria”, initiated by one of the greatest comic strip author: Paolo Serpieri. Each and every page of that album is a painting, one needs only sifting through it to realize it. But, his desire for creation lead him to painting, mostly with oils and to sculpting, never denying his basics: comic strip, but willing to transcend them, to take them to cutting edge concepts and materials. Riccardo Federici was the first comic strip artist to have been exposed at the Roma Biennale, next to the greatest contemporary painters and photographers.

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