Charlotte Trounce Creates Nine Flower Prints for Peléton, Denmark

Illustrator and artist Charlotte Trounce has created nine exclusive flower prints for Copenhagen art platform Peléton. The collection is inspired by wild summer flowers and includes Lilium, Lobelia, Lucky Clover, two Nasturtiums, Pansy, Petunia, Poppy and Rapeseed.

Charlotte works mainly in paint, which suits this particular flower bed rather well. Each plant is reduced to clear shapes, strong colour and visible brushwork. Peléton produces the works as art prints in a range of sizes as part of its exclusive artist collaborations.

Flowers Illustrated by Charlotte Trounce for Peléton

Lilium — Lilies grow from bulbs and produce large summer flowers. Their long stems and prominent stamens make them one of the most recognisable garden flowers.

Lobelia — Lobelia is commonly grown in borders and pots. Many varieties produce small blue or violet flowers throughout summer.

Charlotte Trounce x Peleton Prints, Denmark

Lucky Clover — Clover belongs to the legume family and is recognised by its divided leaves. Four-leaf forms have a long association with good luck.

Nasturtium I — Nasturtiums produce round leaves and brightly coloured edible flowers. Both the flowers and leaves have a peppery flavour.

Pansy — Pansies belong to the violet family. Their overlapping petals often carry dark central markings that resemble a small face.

Petunia — Petunias are warm-weather plants with broad trumpet-shaped flowers. They appear in a wide range of colours.

Poppy — Poppies have thin petals surrounding a prominent central structure. Their seed heads are almost as recognisable as their flowers.

Charlotte Trounce x Peleton Prints, Denmark

Rapeseed — Rapeseed belongs to the brassica family. Small yellow flowers grow in clusters and create the familiar yellow fields seen across Europe in spring and summer.

Nasturtium II — Nasturtiums produce round leaves and brightly coloured edible flowers. Both the flowers and leaves have a peppery flavour.

Nasturtium II — Nasturtiums produce round leaves and brightly coloured edible flowers. Both the flowers and leaves have a peppery flavour.


Peléton currently lists Charlotte’s Rapeseed, Poppy, Petunia and Nasturtium prints among its exclusive editions.

View Charlotte’s full collection here : https://peleton.dk/collections/charlotte-trounce?_pos=1&_psq=charlotte&_psid=5cf506699&_ss=e


Who Is Charlotte Trounce?

Charlotte Trounce is an Edinburgh-based illustrator and artist. She graduated from University College Falmouth in 2011 and has worked across editorial illustration, publishing, advertising and product design. Her clients include Apple, Google, The New York Times, Penguin, Barbican and Art Fund.

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What Is Peléton?

Peléton is an art-print platform that works directly with selected contemporary artists. Its Peléton Exclusive collection consists of prints created through individual artist collaborations and available through Peléton.

https://peleton.dk/collections/charlotte-trounce?_pos=1&_psq=charlotte&_psid=5cf506699&_ss=e


Daniel Chrichlow

Daniel Chrichlow is a prominent international creative producer with a keen eye for boundary-pushing talent. Dan has been instrumental in bridging the gap between independent artists and global brands since 2006.

A pivotal aspect of Dan’s career is his deep connection to Japan; he helped establish Dutch Uncle agency’s Tokyo office at its inception in 2006, fostering a unique cross-cultural exchange of visual styles.

This continued presence allows him to collaborate with a diverse roster of Asian talent while bringing an international creative perspective to the East Asian market.

As a respected voice in the industry, Chrichlow frequently serves as a judge for prestigious design awards and curates influential lists of emerging artists. His work continues to shape the landscape of contemporary commercial art, emphasizing innovation, craft, and global collaboration.

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