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]]>“Her #SomeFlowerGirls illustrations, combining fresh flowers, produce and other found-objects, rapidly gained a loyal following on Instagram in 2014,” Wing’s website reads. Today, she has nearly 50,000 followers and her work has been featured in many commercial projects. Some of the brands she has worked with are Burt’s Bees, Herbal Essences, Soho House, Pantone, Town & Country, and many more.
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. . . Thank you for opportunity of a lifetime @honouehara 
. . #SomeFlourGirls
@burtsbees . . . . looking back on some favorite fruity fashionistas for Burt’s Bees 2017… they were on the front of the cutest lip tin — if anyone still has it and uses it I’d love to see how you’ve repurposed! #SomeFlowerGirls
. . . #SomeFlowerGirls
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. . . #SomeFlowerGirls in #roses
what’s everyone’s first warm weather break out move ? Lawn lounging ? Park picnic ? Al fresco bevvie? Being generally more upbeat less cynical ? Tell me ! . . . illustration x @strasburgowomens feat. @simonalcantara baubles
. . . #SomeFlowerGirls sending love to a city I called home for two years… so heartbroken over the recent Notre Dame fires, but know my Parisians can rally and come together from even the most tragic of days.
. . . #SomeFlowerGirls
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