From an idea by the American artist Flora Forager, here's how to indulge yourself with foliage and petals together with your puppies!
Foliage, flowers, twigs and twigs: if you go through meadows and woods together with your children, you can buy up on all of this. What good will they be once home? To do some compositions!
The idea comes from the authentic works of art of a certain Bridget Beth Collins, also known as the Flora Forager, who for her creations collects almost everything from the sidewalks, meadows and fields that surround her neighborhood of Pacific Northwest, to Seattle.
Then he rearranges everything into beautiful compositions and gives life to some original works depicting picturesque landscapes and animals, but also characters like Frida Kahlo or reproductions of great works like “The Great Wave at Kanagawa” (“The great wave in Kanagawa”, woodcut by the Japanese Hokusai).
In short, just a nice idea to reproduce in our homes. Even the little ones can have fun creating decorations and squares using petals, leaves and twigs or anything else that can be found in nature.
Below are some of Flora Forager's creations to draw inspiration from!
Germana Carillo
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