Her name’s Wu Yanrong. The 25-year-old RMIT University alum is a graphic designer and illustrator with leading Singapore firm Work and has collaborated with other brands like Uniqlo prior to this.

Just check out her Instagram account, which is peppered with drawings of underwater creatures. In fact, she says: “When I discovered that we’ve only explored five per cent of our entire ocean, it fascinated me and I ended up making a book about it for a school project. Since then, I’ve been researching and drawing different sea organisms that make up our ocean.”

Just check out her Instagram account, which is peppered with drawings of underwater creatures. In fact, she says: “When I discovered that we’ve only explored five per cent of our entire ocean, it fascinated me and I ended up making a book about it for a school project. Since then, I’ve been researching and drawing different sea organisms that make up our ocean.”

Just check out her Instagram account, which is peppered with drawings of underwater creatures. In fact, she says: “When I discovered that we’ve only explored five per cent of our entire ocean, it fascinated me and I ended up making a book about it for a school project. Since then, I’ve been researching and drawing different sea organisms that make up our ocean.”

Some of the most wonderful creatures in the ocean, like jelly fish and penguins, are rendered in her signature painterly strokes for the Hermes window display. The animals are also a nod to the works and life of ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau. They are then blown up to surrealist proportions. Our favourite piece? The super adorable Moby Dick-esque whale.

Some of the most wonderful creatures in the ocean, like jelly fish and penguins, are rendered in her signature painterly strokes for the Hermes window display. The animals are also a nod to the works and life of ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau. They are then blown up to surrealist proportions. Our favourite piece? The super adorable Moby Dick-esque whale.

Some of the most wonderful creatures in the ocean, like jelly fish and penguins, are rendered in her signature painterly strokes for the Hermes window display. The animals are also a nod to the works and life of ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau. They are then blown up to surrealist proportions. Our favourite piece? The super adorable Moby Dick-esque whale.

Some of the most wonderful creatures in the ocean, like jelly fish and penguins, are rendered in her signature painterly strokes for the Hermes window display. The animals are also a nod to the works and life of ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau. They are then blown up to surrealist proportions. Our favourite piece? The super adorable Moby Dick-esque whale.

Some of the most wonderful creatures in the ocean, like jelly fish and penguins, are rendered in her signature painterly strokes for the Hermes window display. The animals are also a nod to the works and life of ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau. They are then blown up to surrealist proportions. Our favourite piece? The super adorable Moby Dick-esque whale.

These mythical creatures are floating everywhere in the window displays, holding objects like the new Galop d’Hermes perfume, and adding just the right touch of fantasy.

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