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Peppermint illustration black and white (Copy)

Aloe vera illustration (Copy)

Mint illustration (Copy)

Arnica montana illustration (Copy)

Seaweed illustration (Copy)

Wheat illustration black and white (Copy)

Linseed flower. Flax botanical illustration (Copy)

Strawberry fields botanical drawing (Copy)

Raspberry botanical drawing (Copy)

Water lily illustration black and white (Copy)

Poppies illustration black and white (Copy)

White yarrow illustration (Copy)

Oat and Barley plant illustration black and white (Copy)

Wheat and Ryegrass plant illustration black and white (Copy)

Peppermint illustration black and white (Copy)

Aloe vera illustration (Copy)

Mint illustration (Copy)

Arnica montana illustration (Copy)

Seaweed illustration (Copy)

Wheat illustration black and white (Copy)

Linseed flower. Flax botanical illustration (Copy)

Strawberry fields botanical drawing (Copy)

Raspberry botanical drawing (Copy)

Water lily illustration black and white (Copy)

Poppies illustration black and white (Copy)

White yarrow illustration (Copy)

Oat and Barley plant illustration black and white (Copy)

Wheat and Ryegrass plant illustration black and white (Copy)

Anna Farba is a freelance illustrator based in Vancouver, Canada, specializing in hand-painted watercolor artwork for books, packaging, and surface design.

Pollinator Week – Day 4! Alpine connections. Today’s featured artwork celebrates Dryas, a resilient wildflower found in alpine and subalpine regions. With its sunny open blooms, Dryas is an important food source for early-emerging bees in

Pollinator Week – Day 3! Watercolor stories from the Butterfly Garden. Today I’m sharing a glimpse into my Butterfly Garden series — a collection of hand-painted watercolor illustrations that highlight native plants and their butter

Pollinator Week – Day 2! Much of my watercolor work is inspired by native plants and the quiet relationships they have with pollinators. Many of the flowers I paint depend on bees, butterflies, birds, and beetles—not just for beauty, but

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