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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Spellbinding original painting of Magica De Spell flying on her broom through the night... This original artwork with both ink and watercolor has been created in the frame of the collection "Inspired By", a collection mostly based in Disney characters and exhibited in several cities around the world in 2017. |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Original Painting - Magica De Spell |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Elegant original painting of Uncle Scrooge as a true dandy. This classic piece of art has been created using acrylics on cardboard |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Exquisite original painting of Donald Duck as a Broadway superstar in the 1920s has been created by Tony Fernandez as a tribute to THE MOST POPULAR DISNEY CHARACTER to celebrate his 80th anniversary. |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Heartwarming original painting (watercolor on cardboard) of Donald & Daisy in Venice. This original creation comes from the artist's personal collection and has been specially selected by himself to be distributed. |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Heartwarming original painting (watercolor on cardboard) of Donald & Daisy in Venice. |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
This mind-blowing original drawing with 7 Disney Princesses & Minnie Mouse represents the beauty of female power. This original pencil was created as a preparatory work for a final large drawing. Graphite on a tracing paper format 30 x 21 cm. |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Magnificent original drawing of Cruella de Vil, which was created using graphite on tracing paper. |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Female Power - Original Drawing |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
One of a kind drawing of Donald and Daisy Duck inspired by Swamp Thing and created using ink and watercolor on tracing paper. |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
The artist and one of his masterpieces! |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Unbelievable original painting of Minnie and Mickey Mouse inspired by King Kong movie poster. Acrylics on Cardboard. |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Sweet original watercolor of Minnie Mouse inspired by Monet and his "Woman With A Parasol" 1875 painting. This delicate original creation comes from the artist's personal collection and has been specially selected by him to be distributed. |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Original watercolor of Minnie Mouse |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Adorable drawing of Huey, Dewey and Loue Duck inspired by Thor, Spiderman and Captain America, some of the most popular characters created by Stan Lee. |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Origina drawing with duckbills inspired by the fictional character in the DC Comics Universe SWAMP THING, the humanoid/plant elemental creature, created by writer Len Wein and artist Berni Wrightson. |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Original painting of Minnie Mouse inspired by Frida Kahlo. |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by CHAbacaNO on 20181201
Extraordinary original drawing of Daisy in a hopeless situation. |
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Tony Fernández
uploaded by Chabacano on 20181201
Original drawing with Donald Duck & Daisy inspired by Swamp Thing (DC character) |
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Paolo Mottura
uploaded by PhantomDuck on 20180927
Commision from "The Comic Con 2016", Thessaloniki, Greece. Dylan Mouse |
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Paolo Mottura
uploaded by PhantomDuck on 20180927
Commision from "The Comic Con 2016", Thessaloniki, Greece. Moby Dick |
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Paolo Mottura
uploaded by PhantomDuck on 20180927
Commision from "The Comic Con 2016", Thessaloniki, Greece. Duck Avenger |
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Paolo Mottura
uploaded by PhantomDuck on 20180927
Commision from "The Comic Con 2016", Thessaloniki, Greece. Uncle Scrooge |
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Ed Nofziger
uploaded by Chabacano on 20180924
Page two of the feature titled "Bungle Island", published in DENNIS THE MENACE #119 (March 1972 issue) |
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