The Everyday Botanical The Everyday Botanical brings botanical ornament out of the archive and into contemporary daily life. I used reference plates from Plants and Their Application to Ornament (1896), published under the direction of Eugène Grasset and accessed through The Public Domain Review, to build a custom Recraft Style. Across seven illustrations, stylized plants become rainwear, ceramics, accessories, wallpaper, upholstery, and household textiles. E-scooters, selfies, television, and a laundrette place the historical visual language in scenes its original makers could never have encountered in this form. The series explores how ornament can connect what we wear, what we use, and the spaces we inhabit. Explore the complete seven-image series https://www.recraft.ai/project/5b03e758-26aa-48fd-aab2-8f7e04e1adf6

Try the custom Recraft Style https://www.recraft.ai/styles/3b09486f-fbf4-48c3-a12c-8698c8c36be5

Archive references https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/plants-and-their-application-to-ornament-1896/

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Beautiful art design

What happens when you give an old piece a dark mode and a pair of sunglasses? 🕶️

I took a piece from my portfolio and ran it through Krea 3 to see how far I could push it while keeping the original composition.

Before → light and daytime. After → dark mode, with sunglasses.

Where it helped: quick edits that kept the composition intact, making it easy to explore a different mood. Where I’d still go by hand: final color balance, lens reflections, and those tiny details that make everything feel intentional.

Before or after? Tell me which one you’d keep and what you’d edit next 👇

Beautiful