Wander and Paint — Food illustration
Did You Leave Room For Dessert?
Art Shop Food illustration Kitchen Wall Art Local artist
This watercolor food illustration case study focuses on the making of "Dessert 4 Breakfast," a recently released home decor watercolor print about pastries and sweet treats good enough to eat for breakfast. This beautiful kitchen art print will brighten any eclectic decor. The perfect gift for foodies of all stripes!
Bright Watercolor Fermented Pine Illustration for Kitchen Decor
Art Shop Food illustration Hand Made Kitchen Wall Art Local artist Magical Realism
This watercolor food illustration case study focuses on the making of "Fermented Pine," a recently released home decor watercolor print about foraging and pickled foods. This beautiful kitchen art print will brighten any eclectic decor. The perfect gift for foodies of all stripes!
Illustration Case Study: Step-by-Step Process for Wild Dining Illustrated Artwork
Botanical Art Food illustration Magical Realism
Case study describing the process of creating a series of watercolor food illustrations to meet the marketing needs of an hypothetical local eatery focused on foraged, wild and fresh ingredients. Includes recipe illustrations for their menu, website blog, stationery products, print article and a graphic bundle for other advertising project.
Illustration Case Study: Step-by-Step Process for KITCHEN MAGIC Interactive Cookbook Artwork
Botanical Art Food illustration Hand Made Magical Realism
This watercolor food illustration case study focuses on the making of two watercolor recipe illustrations created for the prototype pages of “Kitchen Magic: An interactive cookbook for people who love to cook and don’t want to waste food,” cookbook concept.
When Tex-Mex and Indian Cuisine Make Bright Beautiful Graphic Art
Botanical Art Food illustration Kitchen Wall Art Magical Realism Travel
Case study describing the process of creating atmospheric, watercolor food illustrations for a recipe article. One full page editorial food illustrations and two spots were published in Gravy Quarterly magazine. The article told the story of the magic that happens when authentic Tex-Mex cuisine meets Indian cuisine.