Meet the Bros

One paints. One solves puzzles. Together they make just about anything.

How Banana Bros started

Banana Bros was born from the imagination, curiosity and creativity of two brothers, Eklenam and Kekeli, who have always loved making things with their hands and turning simple ideas into something extraordinary.

From paper toys and popsicle-stick crafts to handmade coasters, beautiful artwork, mathematical puzzles and original storybooks, their curiosity has never stopped growing. Eklenam brings ideas to life through his artistic talent, while Kekeli enjoys exploring numbers, solving problems and challenging his mind. Together, they turn everyday moments into opportunities to create, learn and have fun.

Inspired by their love for making things and sharing their discoveries, Banana Bros began as a YouTube channel where they could showcase their creations and inspire other children to explore their own creativity.

Today, Banana Bros is growing into a creative world of art, crafts, stories, inventions and learning, built on one simple belief: every child has an imagination worth exploring and an idea worth bringing to life.

Welcome to Banana Bros. Create. Imagine. Build. Share.

The artist

Eklenam

Meet Eklenam, an imaginative artist who loves turning ideas into colourful creations and bringing stories to life through pictures.

What Eklenam loves making

Painting with bold colours
Inventing characters
Illustrating stories
Designing the look of new projects

His paintings have been recognised with school art awards.

The maths mind

Kekeli

Meet Kekeli, a curious mathematical thinker who enjoys numbers, logic puzzles and challenges that make you think.

What Kekeli loves making

Logic puzzles and brain teasers
Spotting number patterns
Working out how things fit together
Inventing new challenges

He has been recognised as his school's best mathematician.

What they make together

Paper toys
Popsicle-stick crafts
Coasters and handmade objects
Original stories
Puzzles and games
Creative experiments with AI tools

Learning by making

Every Banana Bros project is a little experiment. Here's how they approach it.

Make it to understand it
Building a paper toy teaches measuring, folding and patience faster than reading about it.
Mistakes are part of the plan
A wobbly first version is how you find out what the second one needs.
Art and maths belong together
Patterns, symmetry and shapes show up in a painting just as much as in a puzzle.
Share what you learn
Showing other children how something was made is the best way to inspire them to try.