Botanical
Olga Skomorokhova – Herbaly
Olga recently created this series of botanical patterns for wellness company, Herbaly.
Olga Skomorokhova: UTV
Olga has supplied a huge range of gorgeous animated illustrations to form part of a Russian TV ident. The results are phenomenal! Here is just a small set from a much wider collection:
Sabeena Karnik – Letters
Brightening your day with these stunning new hand-sculpted letters by Sabeena Karnik.
C for ‘Colorado’, Sabeena’s beautiful interpretation of the Colorado state logo with evergreen trees, Rocky mountains, snow, clear blue waters and the iconic letter C.
O for ‘Oasis of tropical flowers’, consisting of Hibiscus, Anthurium, Bird of Paradise, Heliconia, Alpinia and palms. Sabeena drew inspiration from the gorgeous botanical gardens of Rio and Singapore.
Geraldine Sy: Botanica – Jewels of the Earth exhibit
Geraldine is currently taking part in Botanica: Jewels of the Earth, an exhibit featuring artwork by 125 artists, illustrators, designers, and photographers from around the world. This nature-inspired exhibition takes viewers on a journey through some of the most fragile ecosystems, mysterious organisms, and the beautiful flora that define the Philippine regions and cultural experiences. The exhibition embraces the origins, history, science, and culture of the Earth and its ability to foster life, death, and everything in between.
A N O M I N O U S T R E E
The Banyan tree, known in the Philippines as Balete, is believed to be home to a variety of enchanted spirits, and even ghosts. It is regarded as a place of untold magic and cautious silence; its giant trunk and tangled roots evoke an ominous feeling of dread and fear. Be careful, provoking the spirits in a Banyan tree can cause one great harm, misfortune, untold suffering and death.
