I am starting the autumn workshops. From 26 September, every 2 weeks, with a small team of up to 6 people, we go out in nature, identify, sketch and learn about the plants we meet.
Category: botanical art
Botanical Coloring Page – Taxus baccata, Yew
I`ve started a new drawing of Taxus baccata (yew) leaves and fruits and I uploaded on Etsy the line sketch for those of you interested in coloring or just painting along with me. Please share with me your results, I`d love to see them! I will share on IG stories images with work on progress.
Botanical study – Leycesteria formosa
Beyond the apparent complexity of a plant you can find the simplest and the most beautiful geometric structures. Leycesteria formosa, the Himalayan honeysuckle, has an attractive, vertical port, intense green leaves and pendulous clusters with purple-red bracts under which are found both delicate white flowers and dark purple fruits. The botanical study is made after … Continue reading Botanical study – Leycesteria formosa
Botanical Art Prints – Centaurea Series
Centaurea Series is now in the SHOP.I made these drawings during my move from Cluj to Hunedoara last fall. For a few days I lived in an empty room with only a mattress on the floor. I kept out of the boxes some books and art materials (not many... paper, a charcoal, a bottle of … Continue reading Botanical Art Prints – Centaurea Series
Botanical journaling – June Mushrooms
Drawings of mushrooms in the sketchbook after three weeks of almost non-stop raining. A very wet June…I found little Mycena and Split gill mushrooms in the garden on a dead wood of Prunus cerasus and Auricularia auricula-judae (the wood ear mushroom) on a branch wood supporting a young tree of Prunus persica var. nucipersica. On … Continue reading Botanical journaling – June Mushrooms
Botanical sketches – S23/ june 2020
Botanical daily sketches from the last week.
Botanical journaling – Plate 3/may 2020
Botanical journaling - Plate 3/may 2020
A selection of Magnolias
The quarantine here is over, so last week illustration was dedicated to Magnolia flowers. I`m lucky to live nearby an Arboretum with 17 species and varieties of Magnolia trees and more than 40 specimens. Walking through an area dominated by these magnificent trees, especially those with big leaves, like macrophylla and obovata, feels like a … Continue reading A selection of Magnolias
Nature Journaling – S19/2020
The botanical sketches from this week: Wisteria buds, Bellis perennis, Carex nigra, marble oak galls and Morchella esculenta.
Nature journaling – S18/2020
The botanical sketches from this week: Primula veris, Adonis vernalis fruit, Asarum europaeum and Acer negudo.
