Happily Ever After: Artist Serena Olivieri

24 May 2013 0

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What happens if you put a charming Italian into the Spanish capital Madrid? I tell you what – creativity happens! Serena Olivieri is Italian, lives in Spain, is charming and super creative! I’ve followed Serena’s  work through her blog and social media for quite a while and fell in love with her whimsical paintings and delicate watercolour illustrations. Patterns, colours and even textures come to a vibrant mix and you can sort of see the warmth and easiness of a south European mind as well as the vibrancy and delicacy of a female artist. 


What I admire about Serena’s work is the way she is inspired by the world around her. Whether it’s her mother’s herbs on the balcony, an afternoon in the park, a bike ride in the city or a summer outfit – she transforms those moments into witty illustrations. 


I’ve selected a few of my favorite works of Serena Olivieri here. For more inspiration and colourful happiness make sure to visit her website.

Happy Friday, friends!

Photography via Serena Olivieri

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  • Reply Ana Kamin 24 May 2013 at 06:42

    I’m following her too. She has an amazing eye for colors.

  • Reply susan 24 May 2013 at 10:43

    Love her work…so fun + whimsical! Bon weekend Igor!

  • Reply Beauty Follower 24 May 2013 at 11:29

    Τι όμορφα σχέδια για παρεό και μαντίλια!

  • Reply Tim 24 May 2013 at 11:42

    Love it! so light-hearted and cheerful. I particularly love the bike and the mini shoes print! Have a top weekend Igor!

  • Reply Bonjour Juliette 24 May 2013 at 15:08

    Waow, SO pretty, thank you!

  • Reply Yael Tenenbaum 24 May 2013 at 15:15

    I love the pillow and the use of colors!
    Best wishes,
    Scandia Decor

  • Reply Igor Josifovic 24 May 2013 at 22:56

    Thank you all for your lovely comments – great to see that you share my my passion for Serena’s work!

  • Reply Jan Halvarson 29 May 2013 at 02:19

    Love Serena!

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