Illustrated grains and cooking herbs — Anna Farba, freelance illustrator and botanical artist

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Lemon balm botanical illustration (Copy)

Lavender botanical illustration (Copy)

Rosemary botanical illustration (Copy)

Wild mint botanical illustration (Copy)

Jerusalem sage botanical illustration (Copy)

Chamomile botanical illustration (Copy)

Lamb's ear botanical illustration (Copy)

Stinging nettle botanical illustration (Copy)

Kenilworth Ivy botanical illustration (Copy)

Tulsi botanical illustration (Copy)

Sage illustration (Copy)

Creeping woodsorrel botanical illustration (Copy)

Bay laurel illustration (Copy)

Mint and olive branch illustration (Copy)

Oat plant botanical illustration (Copy)

Rye botanical illustration (Copy)

Wild oats and wheat grains illustration (Copy)

Wild oat plant botanical illustration (Copy)

Lemon balm botanical illustration (Copy)

Lavender botanical illustration (Copy)

Rosemary botanical illustration (Copy)

Wild mint botanical illustration (Copy)

Jerusalem sage botanical illustration (Copy)

Chamomile botanical illustration (Copy)

Lamb's ear botanical illustration (Copy)

Stinging nettle botanical illustration (Copy)

Kenilworth Ivy botanical illustration (Copy)

Tulsi botanical illustration (Copy)

Sage illustration (Copy)

Creeping woodsorrel botanical illustration (Copy)

Bay laurel illustration (Copy)

Mint and olive branch illustration (Copy)

Oat plant botanical illustration (Copy)

Rye botanical illustration (Copy)

Wild oats and wheat grains illustration (Copy)

Wild oat plant botanical illustration (Copy)

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

Meet the green tea plant—Camellia sinensis. 🌿 I loved capturing the soft, glossy leaves and delicate white blooms of this quietly powerful plant. It’s amazing to think that such a simple-looking shrub is behind something so rich in tradi

Last vs First Layer. Swipe to see the transformation! I’m always amazed at how much depth and detail can be built up with watercolor. The first layer is all about soft washes and setting the tone—but it’s the final layers where the

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