Hermes is featuring the work of children's illustrator, Alice Charbin on their current website.

It’s good to see the use of illustration is alive and well in the digital space. Hermes is currently featuring the whimsical art of children’s book illustrator, Alice Charbin on their website. Imagine what fun she must of had creating these masterpieces out of the Hermes collection.

Silk Hermes pocket squares act as colorful wings for these cheeky birds.

Printed Hermes beach towels hoisted up playful flag post.

The US based, web design company ALSO did an amazing job creating this charming town square for Enfant Terrible’s online boutique. It’s such a serene, playful scene. I take a minute to watch it’s sequence every time I visit this site.

Enfant Terrible's homepage is a delightful town made out of stacked blocks.

And last but not least, Gennine D. Ziatkis’s illustration for Fairground Child’s website is equally as fun to appreciate. How wonderful that the art of illustration will not be lost in our ever-changing digital world.

Geninne Zlatkis's illustration for Fairground Child's homepage.