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Marina, Marina

So many lines. That's I can think of when I look at Marina Mika's art. Her ink illustrations are usually black and white, with minimalistic yet highly detailed imagery inspired by the secession movement as well as the Art Deco style, New Romantic era and Japanese graphics. Marina's drawings prove you don't need color to breathe life into art. She's beautiful, too, did I mention that?
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