







Embrace this intricately layered folk botanical pattern and elevate your space with this intricate botanical trellis, showcasing a rhythmic arrangement of stylized cone flowers and interlocking diamond motifs. Influenced by traditional folk art but rendered with sharp, graphic clarity,
The mirrored symmetry and dense composition provide a sense of refined abundance, making it an ideal choice for transforming a room through statement wallpaper or creating standout home decor pieces like upholstered chairs and heavy drapery. Harmonizing traditional decorative arts with a bold, modern palette, this design brings a timeless yet energetic rhythm to any interior surface.













A folk botanical inspired trellis in an ochre and cobalt palette, designed for immersive wallpaper and statement fabric.
The palette is warm and grounded, featuring a rich tobacco/ochre background that makes the vibrant botanical elements “pop.
Cream vines, bold blue leaves, and blush berry details interlock into a continuous ogee rhythm that feels architectural.
This palette version turns the pattern into a vivid, decorative garden architecture: saturated ruby stems sweep upward into an ogee trellis, locking into a rhythmic lattice
Magenta to plum florals stack like carved ornaments along the vertical axis, while alternating leaf clusters in cobalt blue and fresh green build a layered canopy.
A structured floral repeat built around a symmetrical “diamond flower” medallion and an elegant cone-shaped bloom. Each vertical sprig reads like a totem: a faceted, jewel-like rosette anchors the center, while the layered cone blossom rises above in stacked petal segments creating a crisp, architectural silhouette with ornamental depth.
The style marries the rustic warmth of traditional tile work and embroidery with the sharp, clean edges of contemporary graphic design.




















Here the palette is dominated by atmospheric blues, ranging from a deep midnight navy ground to luminous cobalt and lapis foliage. This ground provides a dramatic stage.












This palette shift gives the same folk-botanical structure a fresher, luminous energy without losing its signature density. Mint and sky-aqua leaves alternate. A warm cream ground acts as a light-reflecting stage for the saturated coral line work.




“Water mark” faite avec Raw pixel pour les images des réseaux
Je change de watermark sur mes réseaux à l’infini, en boucle: un nom seul ou une sorte de logo construit puis simplifié … retour au nom…etc
Utiliser les mockup a plus ou moins résolu le problème. Simple et efficace
Au bout du compte, je me demande si “IS” n’est pas le meilleur: simple – basic

















et autres “marks” … exploration











Mes premieres explorations de morning glory… affiné en poster.



Ces fleurs fuchsia sont des éléments de recherche d’un motif sans coutures (seamless pattern). En dessinant, j’y ai vu un motif ( illustration florale) en soi. J’aime de plus en plus, faire en sorte que la realisationd’un motif ” seamless” soit un processus qui commence bien en-deçà de la construction de la répétition: données botaniques, exploration des formes, simplifications des lignes et dans ce cas, d’association à des oiseaux . Ça allonge le processus de réalisation mais ça lui ajoute aussi du sens et donne à la phase exploratoire un pouvoir d’inspiration plus actif.







