Picasso bug
(Sphaerocoris annulus)
The Picasso bug, with its vivid green shell and bold black and orange spots, is nature’s own artwork. This design captures the bug’s striking patterns and colors, celebrating the beauty found in the wild.
Found in sub-Saharan Africa. Status: Not Evaluated.
Seven-colored tanager
(Tangara fastuosa)
A brilliantly colored songbird found only in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest. We translate its kaleidoscopic plumage into a balanced, wearable composition that celebrates biodiversity.
Status: Vulnerable.
Sparklemuffin
(Maratus jactatus)
Tiny dancers, sparklemuffins are dazzling spiders with colorful abdomens. They rock flashy moves to impress mates, showing off their best "boogie woogie" with jumps and displays.
Found in Queensland, Australia. Status: Not Evaluated.
(Dendrophylax lindenii)
A rare, leafless epiphytic orchid native to the swamps of Florida and Cuba. Its delicate white blooms appear to float in the air, inspiring this design’s ethereal, spectral lines.
Status: Endangered.
Blue triggerfish
(Pseudobalistes fuscus)
A rare, leafless epiphytic orchid native to the swamps of Florida and Cuba. Its delicate white blooms appear to float in the air, inspiring this design’s ethereal, spectral lines.
Status: Endangered.
(Heliconius)
Known for its deep blue wings edged in black and vivid red, this butterfly is a symbol of elegance in the natural world. Its bold colors and intricate patterns celebrate the artistry found in even the smallest creatures.
Found in Central and South America. Status: Least Concern.
(Acrocinus longimanus)
A colorful longhorn beetle with a striking pattern of black, red, and yellow. Native to tropical rainforests, it is known for its long, slender legs and its love of sap.
Found in tropical rainforests of [region — please confirm exact species]. Status: Not Evaluated.
Black-throated bushtit
(Aegithalos concinnus)
A charming small bird known for its striking black throat and soft gray plumage. Native to the mountainous regions of Asia, it is often seen in flocks, flitting through trees and shrubs as it forages for insects and seeds.
Status: Least Concern.
(Maratus volans)
A tiny, vibrant arachnid renowned for its stunning colors and elaborate courtship dances. Found primarily in Australia, it uses its striking appearance to attract mates with captivating displays.
Status: Not Evaluated.
