Aves del paraiso
Earrings designed by: Mercedes Salazar
Background design: Diana Beltran Herrera
Photography: Diana Beltran Herrera
Development in paper: Diana Beltran Herrera
2017
Earrings designed by: Mercedes Salazar
Background design: Diana Beltran Herrera
Photography: Diana Beltran Herrera
Development in paper: Diana Beltran Herrera
2017
Digital sketches for the collection. 2017
Early in the year I was contacted by Colombian jewellery designer Mercedes Salazar. She finds endless possibilities when designing her exotic jewellery pieces. Since studying the art of jewels and jewelry making in Mexico, Salazar designs and constructs her pieces through her fundamental principle of preserving artisanal techniques in Bogota. This new collection features 6 bird species from the caribbean and south america. As every birds comes with its own story, the idea was to generate specific backgrounds that relate with each ecosystem where these species can be found.
Some of the elements for the toucan background. 2017
Bellow you will see all of the images I produced for "Aves del paraiso", a new collection of earrings created by colombian jewellery designer Mercedes Salazar. The collection includes 6 different species of birds and I was in charge of designing specific landscapes (backgrounds) based on the ecosystem where each bird lives. You can find the whole collection on www.mercedessalazar.com
Background for Toucan. Paper cut. 2017
Background for Toh of yucatan. Paper cut. 2017
Background for white tailed starfrontlet. Paper cut. 2017
Background for Quetzal. Paper cut. 2017
Background for Santa Marta reunite. Paper cut. 2017
Background for Santa Marta's screech-owl.. Paper cut. 2017
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Background for Toucan. Paper cut. 2017
Background for Toh of yucatan. Paper cut. 2017
Background for white tailed starfrontlet. Paper cut. 2017
Background for Quetzal. Paper cut. 2017
Background for Santa Marta reunite. Paper cut. 2017
Background for Santa Marta's screech-owl.. Paper cut. 2017
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"Aves del paraiso" collection by Mercedes Salazar. Paper cut by Diana Beltran Herrera. 2017
Detail of the Quetzal. Part of the "Aves del paraiso" collection of earrings by Mercedes Salazar. 2017