MuHa blog

Brian Barclay’s painting was ‘…inspired by the musical feel of [MuHa song] Kaby Vedala’.

As a xmas treat we have heard the news from Zeng Tu- the director of Chinese animation studio that had been working  on movie for our album titled song TARAS for the last 8 months. I was humbled and overjoyed with the storyboard we just received, it looks epic. It’s distinctive Asian style adds yet [...]

The Journey from The Ground Zero campaign is now officially closed. We have 11 contributors, thank you very much for your support! They are: Olena Pavlova Viet-Hai Phung Yuriy Ushakov Lourdes Benegas Cabezos Frederique Poujades Wendy Johnston Helena Suarez Rocchino Franchelli Peter Zabulis Paulina Bark CHILLED PRODUCE The Thank you cards are coming out to [...]

Many thanks to everybody who took their time and effort to submit a proposal for our next video. Unfortunately we had to choose only one proposal and we are happy to announce we will be working with Brett Turner and Jason Elberts on Kaby Vedala music video. Jason and Brett already have good experience creating [...]

Just received Dmitry’s master of TARAS- the song that gave the name to the MuHa’s debut album which is due to release on 4th of July 2010- to coincide with US Independence Day. The song is very powerful- Ukrainian soul is riding the step! Taras Bulba is a Cossack, a Ukrainian folk icon which was [...]

See more Robo drawings from Sasha (9yo) here.

… Continued from Part 1 The second part of our music video shooting was aimed to capture the story line. MuHa now had a dedicated director- Darius Powell on board, he prepared a scene list based on the story and had his own vision of how the video will develop- this will include further shooting [...]

This image was not created in 3D program- it was created in Photoshop using paths and masking layers. It took me about 10 hours to make it using a photograph as a base image.

The cut -out illustration I’ve done for the favourite cartoon of my childhood- How a Lion and a Turtle Sang a Song.

At one of the events during Black History month I met Jean Binta Breeze- a Caribbean woman, a poet and writer. This woman struck me with her strong feeling of her roots. ’We need to understand where we come from in order to point out where we are in life and define our future.’ She [...]