Star Eater (Black Version) Notebook

$20

Star Eater (Black Version) Notebook

By: aliriza

$20

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A narwhal-like creature with an elongated horn rises against a starfield, its silhouette rendered in solid black while the night sky glitters with countless white points of light. The composition captures a moment of mythic ascension, where the figure appears to breach upward through darkness toward the cosmos, evoking themes of transcendence and the pursuit of something celestial. Bound with 52 pages of 70lb paper, lined or unlined, behind an anti-scuff matte cover with wraparound artwork, made to order. Notes and sketches kept behind an independent artist's work, not a plain composition cover.

Wraparound artwork and design
Anti-scuff laminate cover with soft matte feel
52 pages of high-quality 70lb text paper
Minimal bleed-through even with heavy ink
Lined or unlined paper options
Lined notebook is college ruled

Wraparound artwork and design
Anti-scuff laminate cover with soft matte feel
52 pages of high-quality 70lb text paper
Minimal bleed-through even with heavy ink
Lined or unlined paper options
Lined notebook is college ruled

About This Piece

Star Eater (Black Version)

By: aliriza

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About The Artist

I teach visual arts in a public school. I was a person who loved photography and drawing since childhood. My reason for joining design world as a designer is: unfortunately, the people of the country we live in do not value art as it deserves. The parents of my talented students don't want to let them go to a Fine Arts High School near us. I want to prove to them they did wrong: money can be earned by making art! it's possible to make a living doing what you love! For that you need to work hard and improve yourself. In a nutshell, I wanted to set an example for my students. This is my story. My instagram account is: @artrise_alirizacakir