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My name is Evy. I'm a freelance illustrator and game developer from Norway, and I've seen a lot of snow in my day.
I've always been captivated by winter, and how tranquil the forests seem to become once they're covered with white snow.
For this design collection, I drew inspiration from Norwegian rose painting and Nordic Viking shields and tried to combine these wonderful aesthetics with the tranquillity of winter landscapes and the beautiful forest animals who live in them.
When I felt ready to introduce these designs to the world, I launched a Kickstarter in order to bring the enamel pins to life. The Winter: Tranquil Forest Animals Kickstarter was funded in two hours and one minute, with the Red Fox enamel pin being unlocked. We still have 28 days to go!
Each pin represents different personality traits. Which one do you relate to the most?
I would love your help to unlock the remaining designs! But for now, I hope you enjoy these little forest spirits.
More info: kck.st
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#1
The Red Fox design shows a vibrant and curious red fox. This pin represents curiosity and love of experiencing new things
Final score:
4points
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#2
The Horned Owl design depicts a majestic guardian of the rest of the forest creatures. This pin represents strength and leadership
Final score:
3points
#3
The Snow Mink was inspired by the silence of the sleeping winter forest. This pin represents tranquility and observance
Final score:
3points
#4
The Arctic Fox design was inspired by the playfulness. It represents youth, vitality and all things that becomes new again
Final score:
3points
#5
The Lynx design presents the lynx as a peaceful and silent observer of the forest kingdom. This pin represents mindfulness and peace
Final score:
2points
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What do you think ?
Kenny Kulbiski 6 years ago
Beautiful. I can almost feel the snow and cold. For that reason though, I think I'd rather look at them in the middle of July.
Kenny Kulbiski 6 years ago
Beautiful. I can almost feel the snow and cold. For that reason though, I think I'd rather look at them in the middle of July.
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