I saw something the other night
It was sitting in my chair.
Several feet away from the hearth,
I swore that there was nothing there.
A figure, like a body.
A person without a face.
A drawn expression of fear,
from out my heart did race.
I could not move when first sight was made.
I could not change my place.
There the figure sat, unmoved.
Terrifying my inner space.
Stephanie Konu aka Lillybochic, 2014.
A lovely combination of pink and green in this abstract landscape. This series has been fun to post, and was very fun to paint. I hope you check back to see more!
Lillybochic aka Stephanie
Welcome!
During this season I have been experimenting with vibrant colours, and organizing these colours into intriguing abstract landscapes. I love the pop of colour, and the flowing lines that blend into one another. All of these images have been made in acrylic on watercolour paper. This allows me to continue experimenting without the guilt of piling up canvases in my storage. Hopefully soon, I will organize my operation enough to post a sale.
Thanks for stopping by,
Lillybochic
More from my artistic practice to come…Thank you for visiting!
The current series that I am showcasing from 2025 has been very enjoyable for me to create. I have pushed myself to experiment (albeit in a controlled manner), with colours that I would previously shy away from. Further to this, I have made efforts to keep the colours separated on the canvas, so as to not allow the colours to bleed into each other as much as I have with past works. The technique employed to achieve this has been to build up a storage house of patience and layer different colours after previous layers have had time to try. Oh the restraint!
Still, It has been an enjoyable experience to restrain myself in this way.
How do you find restraint in your daily life when you are creating?
-Stephanie aka Lillybochic
I love to experiment with contrasting colours, especially when creating landscape scenes that are truly out of this world. Here we see a cotton candy sky emerging from behind a dark mountain range. I added silver for reflection and to give depth/form to the pink colours. The dark mountain range and the pink silver cloud are well contrasted against the happy blue background.
This image evokes a feeling a impending doom. What do you see?
Stephanie aka Lillybochic
I really like this particular work. I was experimenting with figures and found that they could easily contribute to an aesthetic scene. The theme continues in further pieces in this summer 2025 series. I love to create visual scenes, and I am so glad that you have visited my little corner of the internet to see them. Can’t wait to keep going.
-Stephanie aka Lillybochic
I created a series during the summer of 2025 that explores landscape scenes.
I have continued to use acrylic pouring techniques to achieve a blending of colours. I have also used layering techniques to ensure clear separations where needed. This upcoming series will feature many abstract landscapes in my signature style. I hope you will enjoy it.
-Lillybochic
So I was up to a lot of projects last year, and I decided to try my hand at a series of short animations.
The writing, illustration, and animations are all by me. The audio is mostly royalty free stuff from the video app I use, called VLLO. I like to view creativity as a well spring that never runs out, as long as I have the energy to dunk my bucket in.
This is one of the compilations…there are 2 others that you can watch here:
and here…
Enjoy the silliness!
