It starts with a blank canvas—sometimes digital, sometimes drawn by hand. A single line can carry mood. Colors are chosen not just to look good, but to feel right.
Every universe has a central figure. For SUPA, that figure is the character you’ve come to recognize—playful, expressive, and sometimes oddly familiar.
Every artwork on Shaher Hani begins with conceptual sketches, followed by detailed illustrations or paintwork. For digital art, the final piece undergoes refinement, watermarking, and secure digital formatting.
From sketching in quiet corners to launching a global art platform, Shaher Hani’s journey reflects dedication, cultural influences, and fearless exploration of themes.
Preserve your purchased artworks by framing them with UV-protected glass, avoiding direct sunlight, and cleaning frames regularly. For canvas works, keep them away from moisture to prevent warping.
Watermarking is crucial to protect artists’ intellectual property, especially in digital marketplaces. At Shaher Hani, artworks are previewed with watermarks to prevent unauthorised use while ensuring buyers view authentic pieces before purchase.
“Forest Bond” was born from the artist’s walks through serene woodlands, reflecting humanity’s deep-rooted connection with nature. The earthy tones, detailed foliage, and warm hues symbolise growth, resilience, and emotional healing.
