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“Gucci Creatures"

Art inspiration: sea creatures and Gucci snake symbols

21 days ago in ,,Re-art

”Snake-fish creatures”,

by Simona Lampe, 2016, mix media collage

Mix media collage fusion of hand illustrated Snakes' fishes and Gucci snakes inspired collections. Fyi, the illustration was made 3 years ago already, waiting for such perfect trigger to create a collages. 

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