Wander and Paint — botanical illustration
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...
Destination Diaries: Garden of Good and Evil - Bourbon Street, New Orleans, USA
architectural Illustration botanical illustration Crescent City Illustrated art journals New Orleans Pen and Ink Power Places slow travel Urban Sketching
The second piece in the New Orleans series, "sees me walking down the alleys and corridors of Bourbon Street. On such a journey, one is bound to stumble upon vistas that feed overactive imaginations...