The Forest Calls

Favorite art I made in 2017

This year has been very rewarding, I’ve grown a lot as an artist, even if I feel stagnant. I’m so proud of everything I’ve accomplished so far! I’m going to try to focus a lot more on my art is 2018, so hopefully it’ll be a great year of growth!

View of Avalanche Creek | Trail of the Cedars | Glacier National Park

"Never one..." 

Vertical Gardens Patrick Blanc

Nobody is more familiar than Blanc with the secrets of the plants, from all over the world, that live on almost nothing, in the most unlikely situations, carpeting the forest understory in semi-darkness or clinging to rocky cliff faces. From Paris to Bangkok, from New York to Singapore, Blanc invites nature to flourish on the walls of museums, shopping malls, private homes, big hotels, and skyscrapers. His works have brought a breath of fresh air to urban environments, changing our view of the cityscape, orchestrating and bringing art into the heart of the city, transforming concrete walls into refuges for biodiversity.

L'Oasis d'Aboukir, Hymne à la Biodiversité

OCP Johnson-Pilton-Walker & Peddle-Thorp-Walker

Perez Art Museum Miami Herzog & de Meuron

Maître d’ Ouvrage : Compagnie de Phalsbourg

Düssmann KulturKaufhaus Alain Guigonis 

Sofitel Palm Jumeirah MIRK

CapitaLand Rainforest Rhapsody

The Rainforest Chandelier Leeser and J+H Boiffils     

Alaia Boutique Pierre Granger 

the athenaeum Living Wall

LeaflingBags

Falls | Original by Great Wide World Photography

Taken in British Columbia, Canada

“Inspired by coral, Lalotai’s colors change as Moana and Maui go through different sections, from blues and reds with accents of orange, to mostly orange with accents of green, until they finally reach Tamatoa’s lair, which is mostly gold.”

- Andy Harkness, art director of environments