The concept of female subjects with floral accents in their hair isn’t new to the art community, but few have the technical talent to render that idea the way the extraordinary Jennifer Healy does.
Each one of her subjects is the definition of beauty and, to add more difficulty to an already complex task, she often illustrates ladies submerged underwater. Not only does she visualize women with aquatic features akin to fish with extravagant flowery headpieces, she now has to render each picture with an entirely different set of physics. This is a bold move that should only be attempted by the most skilled of artists.
Jennifer Healy, more commonly known by her deviantART user name of MyAmbeon, is a self-taught digital artist. Many of the illustrations seen in this gallery can be purchased as prints.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Floral-accented Portraits
- Artists could experiment with adding floral elements to their portrait paintings to create their own unique style.
- Aquatic and Floral Hybrid Characters
- Graphic designers can combine aquatic and botanical elements to create fresh new character designs for their projects.
- Submerged Portraiture
- Artists and photographers can experiment with creating underwater portraits and use flora to incorporate unique elements into the pieces.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art
- Artists and galleries can incorporate floral and aquatic elements into their works to attract new audiences and create fresh and modern visual experiences for their patrons.
- Design
- Graphic designers and animators can incorporate floral and aquatic themes into their designs to create original and unique artworks for clients.
- Photography
- Photographers and visual artists can try underwater photography and use floral elements to create unique and visually stunning underwater portraits.
