Wander and Paint
KITCHEN MAGIC: Illustrated Interactive Cookbook - Morning Matcha Smoothie
art journals Breakfast recipes cookbooks Food illustration Pen and Ink recipe illustration slow food smoothie bowl watercolor
[...] I ended up going back to a looser, urban sketchy style of watercolor, pen and ink to put ideas on paper quickly. I started developing this style during my urban sketching escapades with Twin-Cities Urban Sketchers, in Minneapolis and later in Boston...
100 Wild Meals Illustrated - Call for Wild Food Recipes
Art for sale foraged foods Kitchen Wall Art pencil sketches recipe illustration Wild foods
[...] So if someone is out there who knows opened -source, copyright free, public domain, creative commons sources of delicious recipes that I could tweak to my taste and then illustrate, that would be out of this world!...
For Immediate Release: Foraged Food Will Overcome
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[...]WE SHALL OVERCOME EXHIBITION. Wednesday February 5, 2020, Woburn, Massachusetts.
Five food illustrations from Artist Patricia Jacques’ watercolor collection on foraging, “Wild Dining,” have been selected for a “Les Femmes Folles” online exhibition series. This collection of luminous watercolors, which represents resilience and practical self-care, was chosen in response to a LFF’s prompt, “We Shall Overcome...”
Raw Pawpaw 1-2-3 Steps Sketch Preview
Breakfast recipes forage foods Paw Paw pencil sketches Process drawings Rough Drafts
Mango and papaya drenched in lime juice with a strong dash of ginger? Heaven in my mouth, baby. Pawpaw, a native American fruit, has a custardy texture and taste not unlike banana, I'm told. Could this fruit be the great substitute contender to exotic mangos and papayas?...
100 Wild Dining Illustrated - Weeds & Wildflowers Salad Recipe
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[...] One requirement was that the resulting work had to either inform or visually explain an issue to a larger audience. As an organic, slow food and fresh food advocate, the concept for the "Wild Dining Illustrated" series crystallized after a few days of introspection focused...