Vaishyali and Nayan are artists from India. Not so long ago, they challenged themselves: within 365 days to create one miniature bird, using only paper and watercolor. Each of their work begins with a sketch. And then several layers of paper are painted with paints. To make the appearance of the work more holistic, the layers are neatly stacked on top of each other. Each bird takes 4 to 8 hours to create each bird, depending on the details of the work. The smallest birds have only 1.8 cm.
Material Content:
- 1 American green heron
- 2 Wide-winged hummingbird
- 3 Eagle
- 4 Owl in a scarf
- 5 Flock of bee birds
- 6 Rabbit owl
- 7 Pink-bellied real bulbul
- 8 Cockfighting
- 9 Common Archilochus (albino)
- 10 Mustachioed tit
- 11 Coel (three individuals)
- 12 Peregrine Falcon (yes, it was in honor of this bird that the popular high-speed train was named)
- 13 Great White Heron
- 14 Pair of red-tailed cockatoo
- 15 Hummingbird Calipta Costa
- 16 Baby emu
- 17 Little Blue Heron
- 18 European lawn
- 19 Sparrow battle
- 20 Common kestrel
- 21 Pink flamingo
- 22 Little duckling
- 23 Bloody Oriole
- 24 Pointed Titmouse
- 25 Hummingbird
- 26 Kiwi
American green heron
Wide-winged hummingbird
Eagle
Owl in a scarf
Flock of bee birds
Rabbit owl
Pink-bellied real bulbul
Cockfighting
Common Archilochus (albino)
Through their work, Vaishyali and Nayan want to share the idea of how defenseless and fragile beauty can be. “The climate throughout the world is changing. Whether our descendants of these birds will see real, or just be able to contemplate their cardboard layouts - depends on us“Nayan emphasizes.
Mustachioed tit
Coel (three individuals)
Peregrine Falcon (yes, it was in honor of this bird that the popular high-speed train was named)
Great White Heron
Pair of red-tailed cockatoo
Hummingbird Calipta Costa
Baby emu
Little Blue Heron
European lawn
Sparrow battle
Common kestrel
Pink flamingo
Little duckling
Bloody Oriole
Pointed Titmouse
Hummingbird
Kiwi
Well, we can only admire the work of artists and protect nature. For example, putting a feeder for tits to help them survive in the difficult cold season. And how do you think, how can an ordinary person contribute to the conservation of wildlife? Tell us in the comments.
