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Spring is coming soon and with spring come the flowers. I was inspired by old flower sketches and made these cute floral illustrations. You can use them either on a letter, on the envelope, in the bullet journal or as table decoration. They can also function as a name tag. 
Below I have listed and documented the five simple steps.

Christmas will be here soon. So I thought I would make some examples of my favourite Christmas card ideas. Here comes idea number 2. Cute and easy watercolour illustrations on a uni postcard. 

Christmas will be here soon. So I thought I would make some examples of my favourite Christmas card ideas. Here comes idea number 1, quick to make, pretty simple and it doesn't need any special material. 

We all know the bucket list trend. It's about setting goals for different things, not achievement goals, but moments you'd like to make happen.

The classic method would be a list, a simple bullet list and boxes to check off. I like to illustrate these lists and make them a bit more interesting. It's very simple.

Summer has faded, autumn is here. I have filled a new page in my sketchbook, inspired by all the beautiful pumpkins you can harvest at the moment. 

I drew this illustration in Procreate, my favorite drawing app. I used a photo as a template and then continued with a limited color palette and a hard airbrush. Finally, I gave the image a texture, for the final touch. 
Be inspired and be blessed!
Viviane

Start the sketch by drawing a circle. Then fill the circle with leaves, plants, flowers, text and anything else you would like to have in your illustration. Instead of filling the circle, you can also arrange the elements as a wreath. 
Tip: Start with the largest elements and fill the empty spaces with a small, fine element at the end. For example, dots or single leaves.