New Zealand-based Nadia Flower’s illustrations are a visual explosion of color, beauty and nature. From bird feather false eyelashes to a peacock festooned with flowers, these masterful art pieces are a psychedelic wonder to behold.
Flower’s clients include pop star Lily Allen, major companies like Coca-Cola, Italian fashion brand Fornarina, and English fashion designer Katharine Hamnett. Her works are featured in Glamour Magazine (UK), Marie Claire (UK), Elle girl (UK) and Graniph (Japan). Flower also illustrated the look book for Zoe & Morgan, a jewelry design brand. And last but not least, she develops fabric patterns.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Psychedelic Floral Art
- A growing appreciation for bright and bold floral patterns, offering opportunities for decor and fashion industries to incorporate the trend into their products.
- Nature-inspired Illustrations
- Artists and designers are increasingly experimenting with nature-inspired artwork that blends the boundaries between reality and fantasy, creating space for disruptive interventions in housewares and textile sectors.
- Illustrative Fashion Design
- There is an upsurge of interest in fashion design featuring illustrations and graphics, opening opportunities in the fashion industry to incorporate unique and exclusive artwork designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry could leverage the trend in psychedelic floral and nature-inspired illustrations to develop and market innovative collections.
- Fashion and Textile
- Fashion and textile companies can use psychedelic floral and nature-inspired artwork to create unique and trendy designs for their products, tapping into new customer pools.
- Interior Decoration
- Interior decoration and houseware companies could create a range of products featuring these styles of art, focusing on creating bold and vibrant interiors.
