365 Araucarias Project

Hello I'm Claudia Cerantola and here you can follow my project 365 Araucárias where I'm going to draw one Araucária tree every day for a year. Starting on the 17th of September (my birthday) 2016 and finishing on the 16th of September 2017 with a huge celebration!

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Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

One year, 365 drawings, lots of learning, wonderful meetings with other artists, moments of doubt and insecurity, all this and much more was part of my journey. The end? No at all! The start of a new adventure enriched by everything that happened during this year! Ahead we go!

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Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

Indian lady preparing a delicious tapioca.<3

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

Nothing more powerful than a flower crown to help you take over the world! <3

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

Fly bird fly to new adventures!

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

Açucena flowers and batam chicken were two of the things we had in our backyard when I was a kid. <3

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

Bluish flowery tree <3

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

Little bird’s house amongst the flowers. <3

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

Traveling through the flowers. :o)

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

Little ladybug wandering around in her flowery garden. <3

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

Curitiba’s Botanical Garden. <3

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

This hummingbird is ready for the Atlantic Forest’s fashion week! :oD

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

A little vase of flowers for you! <3

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

Little house surrounded by flowers! <3

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

A beautiful flowery capybara! <3

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

Mulungu-do-litoral - Erythrina speciosa

This is another tree that gives us beautiful and colorful flowers during the winter time here in Curitiba. <3

[365araucarias]

Theme for September : flowers

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

Ipê flowers are everywhere now here in Curitiba! Isn’t it wonderful to have this kind of color during winter days? Love it!

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Theme for August : indigenous words in the Brazilian Portuguese

There is always one Araucária tree in the illustration. Sometimes it is easy to spot it, sometimes it isn’t.

Jururu - from the tupi yuru-ru, according to Teodoro Sampaio, hanging neck, someone who is sad.