I created this charming collection inspired by the vintage theme. And since I absolutely love botany, I decided that pears would be perfect here. And so the idea of a vintage pear was born. The set of illustrations turned out to be very universal. The illustrations are suitable for both pastel linen and labels of various products, and even for wallpaper in your room; they will fit perfectly into any interior. For the collection, I thought through all the elements so that they would create a feeling of comfort, warmth and, of course, leave their vintage charm. I invite you to take a look at it soon!

Where it all started

Like any watercolor illustrations, the first thing I did was draw sketches of future works. And brought them to life in color. At this stage, I already imagined how beautiful my collection would look. And where can illustrations be used.

Next comes the stage of processing each illustration separately.

Let's move on to the stages of creating various similarities.

And the first thing we start with is, of course, the individual elements.

From all this multitude of elements, you can create a large number of different combinations and combinations.

The second step was to create compositions. The result is interesting options that can be used in different directions. They all give this extraordinary feeling of comfort.

Creating patterns turned out to be a very exciting process that drew me in.

An example of a pattern on wallpaper.

An example of a pattern on a kitchen tablecloth.

Next I created many different frames.

Frames can be used both for postcards and for the design of packaging or other goods.

Borders can be used as page headers, calendars, and postcards.

Sets are convenient because if you don’t need all the isolates, there are sets where there are fewer elements and they are all combined with each other.