Illustration projects by Owlnwolf
Invisible Worlds is a permanent exhibition at the Eden Project that reveals the world beyond our senses: too big, too small, too far away in space and time. Owlnwolf created an exhibit called ‘Past Invisible’, a projection mapped animation that travels through 4.5 billion years of earth’s history.
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Bounce Back Newham promotes well-being and emotional resilience in 10 to 16-year-olds in the London Borough of Newham. Funded by The Big Lottery it provides a short course for school children at risk of developing mental health issues.
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Wild Britain is a temporary exhibit designed for the Eden Project. It follows a path through the changing habitats and landscapes of Britain, from the ice age to the near future. The illustrated journey evokes children’s pop-up books on a grand scale. Giant corrugated cardboard structures inspired by flower presses create a layered space to…
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This installation was by commissioned by Historic Royal Palaces for Kensington Palace’s Christmas season ‘Victoria’s Christmas’. It brings to life passages from the diaries of Queen Victoria using layered illustrations housed in giant light-boxes.
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We worked with the Eden Project team to imagine and visualise new exhibits for Invisible Worlds, a proposed new permanent exhibition in the Core building.
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We have designed a range of homeware products for Rick and Jill Stein based around our Padstow wave pattern.
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A small selection of recent illustration work from the OwlnWolf studio.
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With the onset of spring, a rather unassuming shrub in our garden has suddenly burst into colour with amazing luminous magenta flowers. It turns out to be a Japanese ornamental quince, which is probably why it reminded us of Hanami. We thought this would make an excellent subject for a series of Japanese style ukiyo-e…
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