Unicorn in Springtime 8x8 by Olivia Faust
Unicorn in Springtime (8x8) by Olivia Faust, is a dreamy blend of mythical wonder and soft botanical flourishes. At the center lies a gentle, slightly melancholic unicorn, adorned with a pale blue ribbon and surrounded by delicate white bell-shaped flowers and foliage in soft golds, blues, and creams. A crescent moon and stars illuminate the night sky above, adding to the serene, enchanted atmosphere.
The unicorn’s expression, almost wistful, adds emotional depth to the composition—conveying themes of fragility, magic, and solitude. The balance of fantasy and florals makes it a soulful complement to Faust’s other work, like At Rest—a continuation of her signature gothic fairytale aesthetic.
- Digitally printed on 80lb matte cardstock
- Measures 8x8 inches
- Kept safe in a paper sleeve
- Mailed flat in a protective envelope
Olivia Faust – Artist & Maker of Enchanted Things
Olivia Faust is a Canadian artist and maker of enchanted curiosities, known for her whimsical and ghostly aesthetic. A graduate of Sheridan College with a Bachelor of Illustration, Olivia draws creative inspiration from ghosts, glamour, cakes, and kitsch—elements that shimmer through her hauntingly nostalgic work.
Working across a variety of mediums including ink, clay, and felting wool, Olivia’s true passion lies in the world of gouache. Her pieces are distinguished by unique retro-inspired color palettes that evoke both vintage charm and gentle eeriness. Whether she’s painting, sculpting, or conjuring up her next strange and unusual idea, Olivia’s creations are imbued with an undeniable sense of magic.
She works from her vintage 1885 storybook home, Rosebud Cottage, where the scent of tea wafts through the air and her Siamese cat, Henri, often snoozes in her lap. When she’s not in the studio, Olivia can be found hunting for oddities in antique shops, ghost-watching in graveyards, or perfecting vintage hairstyles.
For a deeper look into her portfolio and professional work, visit www.oliviafaust.com
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Unicorn in Springtime (8x8) by Olivia Faust, is a dreamy blend of mythical wonder and soft botanical flourishes. At the center lies a gentle, slightly melancholic unicorn, adorned with a pale blue ribbon and surrounded by delicate white bell-shaped flowers and foliage in soft golds, blues, and creams. A crescent moon and stars illuminate the night sky above, adding to the serene, enchanted atmosphere.
The unicorn’s expression, almost wistful, adds emotional depth to the composition—conveying themes of fragility, magic, and solitude. The balance of fantasy and florals makes it a soulful complement to Faust’s other work, like At Rest—a continuation of her signature gothic fairytale aesthetic.
- Digitally printed on 80lb matte cardstock
- Measures 8x8 inches
- Kept safe in a paper sleeve
- Mailed flat in a protective envelope
Olivia Faust – Artist & Maker of Enchanted Things
Olivia Faust is a Canadian artist and maker of enchanted curiosities, known for her whimsical and ghostly aesthetic. A graduate of Sheridan College with a Bachelor of Illustration, Olivia draws creative inspiration from ghosts, glamour, cakes, and kitsch—elements that shimmer through her hauntingly nostalgic work.
Working across a variety of mediums including ink, clay, and felting wool, Olivia’s true passion lies in the world of gouache. Her pieces are distinguished by unique retro-inspired color palettes that evoke both vintage charm and gentle eeriness. Whether she’s painting, sculpting, or conjuring up her next strange and unusual idea, Olivia’s creations are imbued with an undeniable sense of magic.
She works from her vintage 1885 storybook home, Rosebud Cottage, where the scent of tea wafts through the air and her Siamese cat, Henri, often snoozes in her lap. When she’s not in the studio, Olivia can be found hunting for oddities in antique shops, ghost-watching in graveyards, or perfecting vintage hairstyles.
For a deeper look into her portfolio and professional work, visit www.oliviafaust.com
