lust ART
I love, what I do.
A little bit about me
My name is Lyudmyla Cameron.
I am an artist, digital content creator, author.
My creative path is going on for 30 years.
I found, that this is one of the best thing that can be in life – I do what I love, I love, what I do.
Oil, acrylics, fineliner, clay, and pencil — these are just some of the materials that bring me joy in my work.
Pen and Pencil Drawing
It’s where my journey into the world of art began. Step by step, line by line, this art form taught me, revealed itself to me, and, in the end, became something I accepted as a part of who I am.
My ceramic works
Ceramics is a new chapter in my creative journey, but it has already become a firmly rooted and captivating hobby.
I want to keep exploring it again and again — it feels as boundless as the ocean. You can bring any imagination to life with clay, because it obeys you in every way. As long as you keep it moist, it willingly takes shape, yielding to your fingers and tools. I dedicated part of my ceramic exhibition to the animals that were abandoned or perished during the war in Ukraine.
Graphic art is a new and exciting experience for me
I was fortunate to attend a graphic art masterclass at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. Lithography is quite a complex process. First, you grind a heavy stone slab with another stone slab until the surface becomes perfectly smooth and even. Then, you draw your image using a special greasy ink that must soak into the stone. After that, the stone undergoes a series of chemical treatments. The next step is applying printing ink onto the prepared stone, which is then covered with special paper and pressed using an antique printing press. And voilà — the print is ready! This process allows you to create an unlimited number of copies, producing many prints from the same stone.
Oil paintings
When I work with oil paints, the world fades away — it’s just the canvas, the colors, and the quiet rhythm of creation. It’s a meditative process where my soul rests, and time seems to stand still.
Most of the presented paintings are in private collections in Ukraine and many other countries around the world.
