This year I wanted to try something different for my holiday illustration - instead of drawing a classic tree, I built one out of my favorite plants.
Layer by layer, pot by pot, they slowly came together into this little cozy “plant Christmas tree”.
I loved playing with shapes, colors and lights, giving each plant its own place in the composition. It ended up feeling both festive and very “me” - a mix of calm greens, bright accents and a bit of holiday magic ✨🎄
Therme Bucharest is one of my favorite spots in the city - a place that instantly makes me feel calm and inspired. I wanted to capture its warm, tropical atmosphere and the little rituals that make it special.
This personal piece shows what I love most about it: slow mornings, palm trees, pools, and that soft light that feels like an endless summer.
This project began as a love letter to my home country. I wanted to capture Moldova’s warmth, its quiet charm, and the landmarks that make it unique - from ancient monasteries and vineyards to calm forests and colorful towns.
What started as a personal illustration soon grew into something bigger. My postcard map won in the Moldova in a Postcard competition and has since been featured in exhibitions, celebrating the country’s spirit through art.
For me, this piece is a reminder that even the smallest places can hold endless stories - you just have to draw them.
I created this illustration as part of an experimental Google Doodle idea for Chisinau City Day.
It was a way for me to celebrate my hometown and show some of Moldova’s cultural landmarks in a cheerful, playful composition.
The project explores how local architecture and symbols could come together in a single image - colorful, warm, and full of the city’s festive spirit.
After visiting Lanzarote, I couldn’t stop thinking about its landscapes - black sand, volcanoes, white houses, and endless wind. This island feels like a mix of calm and chaos, and I wanted to capture that feeling in a hand-drawn map.
Each detail on it comes from my own trip places I visited, textures I noticed, and the quiet mood that makes Lanzarote so unique.
This year I wanted to try something different for my holiday illustration - instead of drawing a classic tree, I built one out of my favorite plants.
Layer by layer, pot by pot, they slowly came together into this little cozy “plant Christmas tree”.
I loved playing with shapes, colors and lights, giving each plant its own place in the composition. It ended up feeling both festive and very “me” - a mix of calm greens, bright accents and a bit of holiday magic ✨🎄