Pictures made with poplar fluff

Borzoi, or the Russian wolfhound. Poplar fluff painting by Ukraininan artist Inna Danchenko. Pictures made with poplar fluff

Pictures made with poplar fluff
Every summer, the fluff from poplar trees floats around Moscow and other Russian cities, often covering the ground and giving the appearance of a recent snowfall. Meanwhile, it is most commonly used material for creating beautiful pictures of animals – puppies, kittens, tigers, birds and other furry beauties. Making pictures of poplar fluff – is similar to artwork of a florist, painting and needlework. Professional artists create real masterpieces of the fluff.
This post, in particular, features the gallery of Poplar fluff painting by Ukrainian artist Inna Danchenko. Technique in which Inna Danchenko works is something between Oshibana and Ikebana. However, the material she uses for her painting – poplar fluff. Everything she needs to create her masterpieces – a piece of black velvet paper, white pencil, cottonwood fluff, scalpel and talent.

Three dogs of various breeds. Poplar fluff painting by Ukrainian artist Inna Danchenko

“Creativity – is a great way of being – a passionate, deep wave! Only love can be compared with the work, but that one does not exclude the other “- says artist Inna Danchenko.
In addition to fluff painting, her hobbies are embroidery, decorating, painting, felting, quilling, making dolls and toys. Inna’s beautiful works participated at international exhibitions in Japan, Korea, and the USA.