The girl behind SirenART

art born from the sea

SirenART 🌊

Hi! I'm the artist behind SirenART — I paint, felt and draw the sea from a tiny studio that is, honestly, just a very determined windowsill. SirenART started as a sketchbook habit: every morning one small sea creature, drawn before coffee got cold.

The habit grew fins. Now the work leaves the studio in seasonal capsules, like tides: big oil canvases that take a whole winter, felted jellyfish with bunny ears, glowing digital lagoons, and tiny merch treasures so the sea can live in your pocket too.

Every piece gets a face, a name and a slightly dramatic backstory. The big originals travel to their new homes personally — we chat, I show extra photos, and then I wrap them like treasure. The little ones swim to you straight from the cart.

How a piece is born

  1. Sketch at dawn

    Every creature starts as a wobbly pencil sketch by the window, sea view mandatory.

  2. Paint & felt

    Oils, watercolor, pixels or wool — whatever the creature asks for. This part takes evenings, sometimes seasons.

  3. Wrap like treasure

    Kraft paper, twine, a wax seal and a tiny thank-you drawing. Opening the box is part of the artwork.

≈ 340 creatures felted9 capsules released1 windowsill studiosea view: alwaysevery face is hand-drawn