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The death of a “cherished” mother earlier this month is now being treated as murder by police.
Lili Stojanova, 54, was found unresponsive after officers were called to a report of a possible disturbance at a property on Milnbank Road in Dundee on Saturday December 6.
She was pronounced dead at the scene a short time later.
Police said following a post-mortem examination, her death is being treated as murder.
The family of Ms Stojanova paid tribute to her in a statement released through Police Scotland.
They said: “We are heartbroken by the loss of our beloved Lili, a cherished mother, grandmother, daughter and a woman of remarkable talent.
“A true artist in every sense. She expressed herself through her art, which was a reflection of her gentle heart and unique soul.
“Losing her is a tragedy, and it is something our family is struggling to comprehend.”
Police Scotland said a 42-year-old man charged in connection with the incident appeared at Dundee Sheriff Court last week.
The force said investigations are continuing.
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