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PACKAGING & PRODUCT ILLUSTRATION

PUBLISHING ILLUSTRATION

PACKAGING & PRODUCT ILLUSTRATION

PUBLISHING ILLUSTRATION

Wild strawberry botanical illustration (Copy)

Orange botanical illustration (Copy)

Elderberry botanical illustration (Copy)

Bergamot orange illustration (Copy)

Strawberry botanical illustration (Copy)

Pomegranate botanical illustration (Copy)

Corella pear illustration (Copy)

Wild cherry illustration (Copy)

Blackberry and Raspberry illustration (Copy)

Hawthorn botanical illustration (Copy)

Apple botanical illustration (Copy)

Rosehip botanical illustration (Copy)

Oregon grape botanical illustration (Copy)

Wild berries illustration (Copy)

Aronia berry illustration (Copy)

Huckleberry illustration (Copy)

Lemon botanical illustration (Copy)

Peach botanical illustration (Copy)

Watermelon illustration (Copy)

Fig illustration (Copy)

Wild strawberry botanical illustration (Copy)

Orange botanical illustration (Copy)

Elderberry botanical illustration (Copy)

Bergamot orange illustration (Copy)

Strawberry botanical illustration (Copy)

Pomegranate botanical illustration (Copy)

Corella pear illustration (Copy)

Wild cherry illustration (Copy)

Blackberry and Raspberry illustration (Copy)

Hawthorn botanical illustration (Copy)

Apple botanical illustration (Copy)

Rosehip botanical illustration (Copy)

Oregon grape botanical illustration (Copy)

Wild berries illustration (Copy)

Aronia berry illustration (Copy)

Huckleberry illustration (Copy)

Lemon botanical illustration (Copy)

Peach botanical illustration (Copy)

Watermelon illustration (Copy)

Fig illustration (Copy)

Botanical illustrator specializing in watercolor artwork for packaging, publishing, beauty and fragrance.

First layer vs. last layer of my cornflower watercolor.

I build my botanical illustrations gradually, adding color, texture, and details with each layer. This is a simple look at how a hand-painted illustration develops from the first wash to the fi

Last layer vs First layer.

One of the things I love about watercolor is watching a painting slowly come together. The first layer is all about defining the large shapes. With each new layer, I add more depth, texture, and detail until the poppy fee

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