‘Heartfull’, Sabeena Karniks beautiful tribute to all the men & women farmers & retailers working round the clock to deliver fruit, vegetables & grain throughout these challenging past few months.
Their hard work is ‘heartwork’, signified by Sabeena’s design.
Written and illustrated by Christiane Engel, ‘ABC Earth-Friendly Me’ presents 26 things—from Action to Zero waste and everything in between—that eco-conscious kids and their families can do to help care for the earth.
Pairing aspects of eco-friendly living with each letter of the alphabet, ABC Earth-Friendly Me is not only perfect for teaching young children their ABCs, but also for encouraging them to be aware of the impact they have on the environment.
This is the fifth title in Christiane’s bestselling ABC series and is available this July from Walter Foster Junior.
Sabeena recently created these two beautifully intricate ‘Happy Earth Day’ pieces for Instagram’s Design team.
The incredible care, attention and passion Sabeena puts into each and every one of her creations reinforces the message of how we must all take great care of our planet in order to maintain a healthy ecosystem for the future.
Daniela was recently commissioned to create this charming ‘Sustainability’ illustration, representing a green vision of the future. The artwork was used as a poster to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day.
Beautifully intricate paper sculpture cover design by Sabeena Karnik Knowable magazine 😍
Sabeena’s brief was to create a logo with elements from the living world (butterfly), physical world (Saturn), health & disease (DNA helix), the mind (human brain), society (scales of justice), sustainability (windmills) and tech (robotic arm). What a stunning result!
‘The Earth Gives More’ is a colourful new picture book illustrated by Christiane Engel which reminds us to respect and treasure the world around us. The story is a love letter to Mother Earth and how unwavering she is, despite what we are doing to her. Written by Sue Fliess, this title will be released by Albert Whitman in March.
