In a recent post here at HPM we highlighted the custom-designed Evatek service that Hardcase Technologies have been offering via a network of artists - who are able to take what is one of the most respected travel-cases in the world of Handpan, and turn them into true one-of-a-kind works of art.
And while that post featured primarily the work of fellow Evatek artist, Pam Gogh - this post, aims to showcase the art of another Handpan-centric creative, ANAPAZ. Who has not only been producing some stunning custom-made Evateks, but has also been experimenting with engraving Handpan shells themselves - as can be seen below - which while not tuned yet, is perhaps something that we might see, a little further down the road...
And while that post featured primarily the work of fellow Evatek artist, Pam Gogh - this post, aims to showcase the art of another Handpan-centric creative, ANAPAZ. Who has not only been producing some stunning custom-made Evateks, but has also been experimenting with engraving Handpan shells themselves - as can be seen below - which while not tuned yet, is perhaps something that we might see, a little further down the road...
And the cases themselves, in addition to being fully-functional back-worn Handpan-protecting shells - are sights to behold. If the Ninja Turtles were to get all dressed-up pretty, in their very finest prom pomp, and regalia - likely, that particular spectacle; would look something like these...
' I paint with my hands but my feelings, emotions and my intuition are in charge; the hand is just a tool. I never know how a painting is going to look like in the end. It is always a surprise to me. ' - ANAPAZ
For more information on Romania-born artist ANAPAZ, and her Handpan-themed artwork (and more), you can visit her over at her official website: HERE.
