“We are no guiltier in following the primative impulses that govern us than is the Nile for her floods or the sea for her waves.” (Marquis de Sade, Aline et Valcour)
Available for purchase!
“Intro”
Pencil on paper
21 cm x 30 cm (8,26 in x 11,8 in)
Signed “Hannibal Lecter” on the front; my real signature is placed on the back.
€ 120 + shipping costs
Feel free to ask any question, you can contact me here: alessia.pelonzi@gmail.com
Do you remember that tragic last scene of The Wrath of The Lamb, aka the breathtaking ending of NBC’s Hannibal? Of course you do. I must admit I’m among those who think that sequence didn’t need a kiss between the two main characters; however, this does not mean I can’t imagine a slightly different version of that scene, just before the jump 🙂
This pencil drawing is available for purchase!
“Nocturne”
Pencil on paper
21 cm x 30 cm (8,26 in x 11,8 in)
The title is a musical term referred to a composition, usually a serenade, to be played at night in the open air. The name has been used by composers for piano and orchestral pieces that suggest some aspect of the night and are usually solemn and contemplative.
€ 100 + shipping costsSOLD
Feel free to ask any question, you can contact me here: alessia.pelonzi@gmail.com
My commissioned piece for @fannibalfest-toronto’s Mind Palace exhibit & auction! It was awesome seeing so many old friends & meeting new ones at the con this year, and it’s definitely inspired me to catch up on posting art across social medias soon 🙂
A bit of soft Hannigram. Traditional art is really not what I’m the most comfortable with these days, but I posted this on Twitter and then I was asked to share it here as well, so why not 🙂 It’s a pencil sketch with some tiny touches of ink, 21 x 30 cm (A4)
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