Russian artist Dudnikova Eugeniya has an outdoor series where she fills natural knot scars in trees with miniature works of art. Her paintings are scenes of exploration and action, and she lovingly fills the tree scars with the colorful art.

It’s a simple project, but adds color and emotion to the surroundings, and we have a feeling the trees don’t mind so much. Via Behance:

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