Nicolai Troshinsky
A multidisciplinary approach where the boundaries of illustration, film, and play dissolve.
Works by Nicolai Troshinsky
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The collections within Nicolai’s work
Mythic Russian Tales
4 Prints · Ready to Frame
United by their vibrant, illustrative style and shared subject matter of classic Russian folklore. — ‘Russian Folk Tales - Go There, I don´t know where, bring me that, I don´t know what’, ‘Russian Folk Tales - Bird´s Tongue’, ‘Russian Folk Tales - The Crystal Mountain’ and ‘Russian Folk Tales - The Firebird’.
Slice & Dice Saga
A cohesive group demonstrating a unique pixel-art technique and thematic focus on fantasy game elements.
Pixelated Heroes
These works are united by their distinct pixel art style and depiction of various heroic or iconic figures.
About Nicolai
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Good to Know
What is Nicolai Troshinsky's artistic background?
Born in Moscow, he studied illustration in Madrid and Italy before graduating from the French animation school La Poudrière in 2009.
In which fields does the artist primarily work?
He is a multidisciplinary artist working across freelance illustration, experimental videogame development, and animation filmmaking.
Has his work been recognized in the film industry?
Yes, his short film 'Astigmatismo' was screened at over a hundred international festivals, including Sundance, Annecy, and Sitges, receiving multiple awards.
Does Nicolai Troshinsky teach his techniques?
Since 2009, he has given workshops and talks at various schools, regularly collaborating with the Istituto Europeo di Design in Madrid.
Which publishers has he collaborated with?
He has worked as a freelance illustrator for several publishers, including Kókinos, A buen Paso, Kalandraka, Nórdica, and Anaya.
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