Wander and Paint — botanical illustration
New Works: Jugo de Guanabana (Everyday Life Series #1)
Artist Process Book Illustration botanical illustration colorful Food illustration fruit illustrator Gouache graphic art hand-painted Illustrated art journals Marketing Illustration Natural Earth Paint Pen and Ink Process sketches slow travel Slow travel Illustrated Urban Sketching visual journalism watercolor watercolor art journals
I thought I'd try my hand at gouache ever since I saw a demonstration of the media in a Concepts and Metaphors class at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.[...]
Lotus (Dimensional Flower Series)
Atmospheric Book Illustration Botanical Art botanical illustration Color Pencils Colorwash florals forage foods hand-painted organic Pen and Ink serene Stationery Illustration stylized watercolor watercolor art
[...] I can't say that in those early days I knew how to hit the mark quite yet in a reasonable amount of time. Funnily, it almost didn't really matter how long it took me to make this painting. In the end, the final artwork was just as stunning as I wanted it to be - for a newb [...]
Homo Sapiens Plantae Collection
Atmospheric Blue book covers Book Illustration botanical illustration Colorwash cookbook illustrations Editorial illustration figure Food illustration foraged foods Fruit MCAD watercolor
[...] I created this illustration in response to an Atlantic Monthly article questioning the trend of healthy food masquerading as junk food...
Blue Cactus Atmospheric Botanical Painting - Edible Botanicals Collection
Botanical Art botanical illustration foraged foods pattern design prickly pear Sustainable gardens watercolor art watercolor paintings Wild foods
[...] the second piece in the collection of Edible Botanicals. This time I'm tackling the humble Prickly Pear Cactus...
New works: Edible Botanicals #1
Abstract Painting Atmospheric Blue Botanical Art botanical illustration colorful Floral foraged foods hand-painted pattern design Pen and Ink slow food stylized watercolor art
I started a new watercolor series a few months ago, I called it "Edible Botanicals". So far, I only have about two pieces in this series but I'm aiming for 10-12 at some point...