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Acrylic on canvas, 40 × 50 cm «Summer Sketch No. 1» This summer I decided to create a series of small, fast summer sketches. Life looks a little different this year. I’m spending the summer mostly on my own with three children, balancing painting, work, family life, endless meals, laundry, trips, and all the beautiful chaos that comes with motherhood. So instead of large, complex paintings, I’m allowing myself something simpler: quick impressions, small formats, bold brushstrokes, a touch of graphic lines, and moments captured before they disappear. We’re also leaving soon for a month-long journey, collecting new landscapes, colors, and memories along the way. This is the first painting in the series — a summer sunset. Whether your days are already warm or still waiting for sunshine, I hope this season brings all of us more golden evenings, slower moments, and a little extra light. ☀️ What does summer look like where you are right now?

acrylic, canvas 50*60 cm «sunny gold» 2024

Acrylic on canvas Triptych, 120 × 200 cm «The Frog Catcher» This is a triptych. * Top panel: 120 × 40 cm * Middle panel: 120 × 120 cm * Bottom panel: 120 × 40 cm Total size: 120 × 200 cm (47 × 79 inches). At the moment, this is the largest painting I have ever completed. Finally, it is finished. The Frog Catcher was inspired by a day at a children’s park with my sons. There was no natural pond there—just a shallow water play area where children could splash and play. Somehow a frog ended up trapped inside. The concrete walls were too high, and it could not get out on its own. All afternoon children tried to catch it. Some wanted to look at it more closely. Others wanted to rescue it and set it free. My middle son, who has loved frogs and insects for as long as I can remember, spent nearly two hours patiently trying to catch it. Eventually he succeeded. In the painting, he is holding the lunch box where he carefully placed his prize. But not everyone appreciated his enthusiasm. For the first time, he encountered the kind of adult aggression that children do not expect. A woman walked over, took the box from his hands without asking, removed the frog, and threw it into the bushes. What stayed with me was not the frog. It was the look on my son’s face. Children are naturally curious. They want to observe, explore, understand, and connect with the world around them. Sometimes adults forget that curiosity is not cruelty. Curiosity is how we learn. The generation before mine often caught frogs and insects to study them. The generation before that sometimes dissected them in school. Today many people see such interest and immediately assume the worst. Yet every scientist, naturalist, inventor, and explorer began as a curious child who wanted to look a little closer. This painting is about that curiosity. About childhood. About the small worlds hidden beneath the surface. And about the importance of letting children discover nature with wonder instead of fear. I hope you are having a wonderful Wednesday. I wish you kindness, love, childlike curiosity, and the courage to keep exploring the world around you. ❤️ Anastasia Trusova

Vincent Van Gogh

Acrylic on canvas 50×50 cm + 50×50 cm “Dance of the Swallows” Swallows are remarkable birds. We see them almost every day, which is probably why we often stop noticing them. They live close to people, building their nests under the roofs of houses, barns, schools, and kindergartens, as if trusting us with what matters most—their young. This diptych was inspired by the swallows that have lived for years near my children’s kindergarten. They built their nests right on the children’s veranda, so close that the kids could watch tiny heads appear from the nests and little beaks open wide while waiting for their parents to bring food. For the teachers, it was not always easy. They had to look after not only the children but also the swallow families. Young children do not always understand that baby birds should not be touched, taken from the nest, or disturbed. Sometimes the best way to help nature is simply to leave it alone. What always amazed me was the courage of these birds. Despite the noise, movement, and dozens of children playing around them, they kept returning to their nests again and again. In these paintings, I placed them among the branches of weeping willows. In the region where I grew up, willow trees were everywhere. They grow quickly, create beautiful shade in summer, and become especially magical when the wind moves through their long green branches. And when swallows weave through those branches, an ordinary summer day becomes something unforgettable. Perhaps the most precious memories are made of moments just like these. 🌿 Original diptych available. #swallows #willowtree #acrylicpainting #natureart #anastasiatrusova

acrylic, canvas 60*50 cm «growing excitement» 2025

acrylic, canvas 90 * 70 cm «silence» 2019

David Hockney

"If you truly love Nature, you will find beauty everywhere." – Vincent van Gogh

acrylic, canvas 100 * 120 cm «three musketeers» 2020

Acrylic on canvas, 80 × 60 cm “Beneath the Water Mirror” I use Pinterest mainly as a personal archive of my artwork. Over the years, I’ve organized my paintings into collections by year, and sometimes, while browsing through old folders or recommendations, I come across photographs that make me see familiar things from a completely new perspective. That’s exactly how this painting began. I found a photograph of a swan diving underwater. The original image looked nothing like this painting—there were no underwater plants, no glowing light, no imagined world beneath the surface. But I was fascinated by the unusual point of view. I realized that I had never really seen a swan from that angle before. Unfortunately, I don’t know who took the photograph. It had been shared and saved on Pinterest without any credit to the photographer, so I can’t thank them personally. But that single image became the starting point for this painting. The underwater garden, the reflections, the colors, the atmosphere, and the story all came later as the work evolved. The swan was simply the spark that inspired the journey. So today I’d like to thank all photographers. You show us moments that most of us would never have the chance to witness ourselves. Sometimes one extraordinary image is enough to inspire an entirely new story on canvas. And yes, I truly hope that swan was real and not AI-generated. The real world is already full of wonders if we take the time to look closely. 🤍 #AnastasiaTrusova #AcrylicPainting #ContemporaryArt #SwanArt #PinterestInspiration

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Acrylic, canvas 100*70 cm “Lavender Fields Beneath Fluffy Clouds” 2025

@435hz 🥴功利主义至上，三观爆表了！

acrylic, linen 50 * 40 cm “whitebait in the pond at the neighbor” 2020

Acrylic on canvas 60×60 cm “Water Lilies and Burdocks” 2025 Last summer, in 2025, my children and I went on a journey through northern France. In Belgium, summer holidays last almost two months, and during this time schools and kindergartens are closed. Every year I think about how parents manage without grandparents nearby or any help from a partner. For me, this is always the period when I almost stop painting and fully focus on my children, simply because there is no one else to leave them with. But at the same time, these months often become the source of the warmest memories and unexpected inspiration. One of the places we visited was where Claude Monet once lived and worked. We walked through his famous gardens with the children, visited his home, and saw the pond with water lilies that inspired so many of his paintings. It felt surreal to walk along the same paths where the artist once searched for light, reflections, and color. I have never seen so many flowers in one place before. The gardens are incredibly well cared for, and everything there feels immersed in shades of green, blue, and violet. Painting there en plein air would be impossible though — there are so many visitors that everyone moves almost in a line behind each other. But even that short visit stayed with me for a very long time. I guess what I want to say is this: Spend more time with your children. Sometimes children lead us to places that later become part of our paintings, our memories, and our soul. Children are inspiration too. #waterlilies #acrylicpainting #claudemonet #impressionism #landscapepainting

@wanerfu iOS 26.5已经推送出来了！

Acrylic , canvas 40*50 cm „Rainbow After a Difficult Day“

@caiziboshi 片名：《愛情呼叫轉移2：愛情左右》（英語：Fit Lover），中國大陸愛情喜劇片、賀歲片，導演張建亞，主演林嘉欣、鄧超、范偉、古巨基、聶遠。該片是《愛情呼叫轉移》的續集。

你办你的车展，我搞我的龙虾展🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

From the surface of the Moon, Earth appears as a bright and beautiful sphere our home floating in the vast darkness of space. Every ocean, continent, and form exists on that distant blue world. The contrast between the Moon's silent, grey landscape and Earth's vibrant colors makes this view truly powerful. It reminds us how special and unique our planet is. Standing on another world and looking back at Earth changes perspective everything we know is contained in that small glowing sphere. A distant view... but still home