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Did you know over 50% of the oxygen we breathe comes from the sea? In Ibiza over 50% of the oxygen comes from Posidonia Oceanica, a sea grass that is critically endangered due to climate change and human activity. Referred to as “The Lungs of the Sea” Oliver hand sketches the sea grasses in lung-like shapes to create this fresh and energetic print in blue and aqua green. Through this print we are supporting the conservation work of The Ibizan Preservation Fund to change our attitudes towards the sea and slowly reverse the disappearance of Posidonia.

A special print for a special gecko facing extinction in the Grenadines. Oliver's gecko line drawing is layered and also entirely lost in the print, as the tiny Union Island Gecko is almost lost to the world. The print is inspired by the conservation work of our partner the St.Vincent and the Grenadines Environment Fund

With blues from the deep ocean, Oliver creates this rippling print from a hand-drawn whale motif. An example of his print handwriting using careful combinations of colours and interlocking repeats of form to create elegant, subtle and surprising prints with whimsical narrative.

A mesmerising print of jumping dolphins in aqua green. This dolphin print is inspired by bottle nose dolphins in the Mediterranean sea. Sadly their numbers are declining and the Mallorca Preservation Fund and the Cyclades preservation Fund are working to encourage preserve this remarkable species in the region. 

Our signature elephant print in aqua and pale green. Oliver hand draws elephants dancing trunk to trunk. The print is a symbolic celebration of Oliver's mission to help save elephants in the wild. This print is inspired by the work of our charity partner WildAid and our shared commitment to saving elephants. Read more here.

This Frangipani flower pattern in soft blue hues is inspired by recent devastating hurricanes in the tropics and the regeneration of the ecosystem in the effected Islands. Locals reported hope was restored in Saint Barths after hurricane Irma when the starting Frangipani started regrowing