Andel Olivier
“I adore seeing my illustrations come to life in this tabling collaboration and fill everyday spaces where they get used again and again and loved up by regular families. It almost feels like im a faraway guest at the table, and i hope these fun and exciting designs inspire many such conversations" - Andel Olivier
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Andel Olivier Terracotta Pink Tigers and Sprinkles Napkins
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Set of 2 Andel Olivier Notebooks
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Andel Olivier Delft Tigers Tea Towel
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Andel Olivier Delft Tigers and Sprinkles Napkins
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Andel Olivier Delft Tigers Cooler Bag
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Andel Olivier Delft Sprinkles Tea Towel
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Mushroom Velvet Scatter Cushion by Andel Olivier
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Andel Olivier Mushroom Sprinkles Gift Card
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Andel Olivier Delft Sprinkles Gift Card
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Andel Olivier Pink Sprinkles Gift Card
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Andel Olivier Pink Tigers Gift Card
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Andel Olivier Pink Sprinkles Cooler Bag
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Andel Olivier's Story
Andel Olivier is a Pretoria-based artist/illustrator formally educated in Fine Arts at the University of Stellenbosch, where she received her Honors Degree in Illustration in 2012. Since then she has enjoyed doing various childrens book illustrations, designing textiles and most recently dabbling in Ceramics. After spending 6 years living abroad in Mauritius and Cyprus, she has returned and is now a full time artist.
Through the study of colour theory she has realised people respond instinctively to colour harmonies and discord, and that through clever application and control of colour, one has the ability to produce vibrant perceptual experiences within the viewer, even if the colours are not used to represent anything specific. Colours blur and vibrate when placed next to one another, modifying in tonal intensity and deepening in three dimensional space. Colour has become more than a mere element of her work, it is the subject.