Wind On Paper

How we met last Friday of May. Roses, roses, pimm’s, pizza, football and badminton in Regent’s Park. Last year was exactly the same, would be nice to make it a tradition ☀️

Rhododendrons and other wildflowers. 🌸🌸🌸
I haven’t posted my editorial works for some time. The new issue with my illustrations will come out on the 10th of June and I’ll save it for then, but now I’ll share the botanicals that made it to the cover of some years ago

One cannot have too many blue dresses. I think I have 7 or 8, it seems to be the most popular colour in my summer wardrobe. It used to be white but since I’m not getting as tan in London as I used to be in Odesa, other colours seem more appropriate. All portrait pictures taken by Peter.

This spring I happened to be designing several wedding stationery packages. This wedding has already took place, while others are going to be celebrated this summer, so I cannot share the designs yet. But if you like what I do and you would like your invitations, menus, place cards, gift tags, thank you cards etc be done in my style, please get in touch. I’ll have some availability very soon.

The biggest highlight of spring 2026 is, of course, the Briton wedding of my little sister in May. While D&J are enjoying their honeymoon, we keep remembering the ceremony, the ocean, the dances, the chateau and the crepes&galettes van that came to serve breakfast!

Inspired by a beautiful bride. I can make something like this got your celebration too, by the way
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We spent a weekend near the ocean in Brittany and the scenery reminded me of another seaside place from across the pond. Weymouth, original watercolour on paper. I cropped it to 30x30 cm format to fit standard frames. Available to purchase.

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8 years old! Happy birthday, Oliver!