A5 postcard from Serious Business Women’s “Why You Do That” 2026 exhibition
Acrylic paint markers and ink on rubber door stopper
Using a humble rubber door stopper as its canvas, this piece transforms an overlooked object through drawing. Inspired by medieval bestiaries and ornamentation, Danielle imagined a hidden habitat of curious creatures emerging from its form, as though they had always lived there. The work reflects her practice as an illustrator and tattoo artist: not marking a surface, but revealing stories and possibilities that are waiting to be discovered. Sometimes, a few simple lines are enough to turn the familiar into something magical.
A5 postcard from Serious Business Women’s “Why You Do That” 2026 exhibition
Acrylic paint markers and ink on rubber door stopper
Using a humble rubber door stopper as its canvas, this piece transforms an overlooked object through drawing. Inspired by medieval bestiaries and ornamentation, Danielle imagined a hidden habitat of curious creatures emerging from its form, as though they had always lived there. The work reflects her practice as an illustrator and tattoo artist: not marking a surface, but revealing stories and possibilities that are waiting to be discovered. Sometimes, a few simple lines are enough to turn the familiar into something magical.