slow but steady progress with this watercolor composition (76x56 cm)1yr ⋅ bobitazia ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
An expedition that disappeared under uncertain circumstances. Field journal's fragments. Gonevith thevindus from the Eternal Wind Wasteland. Oil on canvas4mo ⋅ OlgaFossa ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Summer strawberries/ fern illustration. One of my first experiments with watercolor.2yr ⋅ EveningNo3150 ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Ailanthus altissima, an invasive alien species in my country. Made with watercolours.2yr ⋅ Bunkica ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
orchids from my current watercolor commission project in progress1yr ⋅ bobitazia ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Water Lilies, Denver Botanic Garden, CO. Acrylic painting 11” x14”2yr ⋅ ArtistKimB ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I just found this sub, does this fit? Wisteria, oil on canvas by me. If it does, I’ve many more paintings from my garden.2yr ⋅ davilller ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I didn’t think I’d ever draw a Venus Flytrap, but I did, and it was a blast!1yr ⋅ weeeeeeeedboy ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
LAVENDER! A commissioned portrait I drew today, complete with teeny pollinators!3yr ⋅ SnakeJam ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
scientific illustration for species description (Ruellia whitneyana). it’s still unpublished, so keep it on the downlow 🤫1yr ⋅ turquoisetwenty ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Gambel Oak (Quercus gambelii), my area’s native oak species, drawn from life based on herbarium specimens at the University of Colorado Natural History Museum2yr ⋅ turquoisetwenty ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I’m teaching a class tomorrow on drawing mushrooms and I’m very nervous so I drew this to settle my nerves!1yr ⋅ weeeeeeeedboy ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
'Eremurus flowers', watercolor on paper, size 15 x 11 inches, 2022 year. Do you know this kind of flower? I have them in my garden, they are looking like long yellow suns =)1yr ⋅ Tanbelia ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
A drawing of some common groundsel, a plant that flowers almost year-round! :)2yr ⋅ MarliesDraaisma ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
challenging myself by painting a flower every day. here’s blue moonwort :)2yr ⋅ emmbrrr ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
1st time posting any thing on reddit. be kind, please :) my current wip2yr ⋅ CiriGata ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I’ve just started making watercolour botanical paintings. It’s so therapeutic.3yr ⋅ Shipra1992 ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Thanks to those who commented last time and gave me the willpower to finish the petals on this monster. Foliage next!2yr ⋅ esconced-in-velvet ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I have this habit of watching my favourite TV shows and doodling1yr ⋅ Crazy_Ad3051 ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Making myself an illustrated care guide for my houseplants. Here are the first two pages.2yr ⋅ ameleaura ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I started a new painting after being uninspired for so long, it's still a work in progress.3yr ⋅ muxu_ ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Blackberries I painted in watercolours. I only very recently started to post my art online on Instagram after a lot of encouragement by my boyfriend, and this is only my second post on Reddit!2yr ⋅ CharleneDrawsNature ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Physaria bellii, a mustard relative which grows only in my home state, no where else on Earth! It’s considered imperiled on a global and state level. The insects depicted are ones I personally observed visiting the flowers, and this piece also includes mica collected from a local forest ☺️1yr ⋅ turquoisetwenty ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
'Burdock', watercolor on paper and canvas, 55 x 35 x 1 inch. A floral landscape from my bicycle trip to the outskirts of my countryside. The sunset turned the burdock into fluffy circles of fire. Do you like this artwork?1yr ⋅ Tanbelia ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Some client work from a while back, all digital illustration.3yr ⋅ laudav_art ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
A mushroom I drew myself with ink from mushrooms I foraged myself. I'm so very happy with the outcome!1yr ⋅ boehm__ ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Botanical illustration of Iris illyrica L. I did for my bachelor's degree on reproductive biology.3yr ⋅ Bunkica ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Single line drawing. I'm tossing up between adding shimmer. Leaning towards no shimmer.2yr ⋅ Some-Program4268 ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I painted a tulip with watercolor and I think it is my best botanical painting so far.2yr ⋅ PansieArtwork ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I don't know the name of this flower, I found it on my way home. I love the color and shape :D2yr ⋅ canavarreteg ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Botany as artistic abstraction. The symbolic form as an abstract synthesis of reality, because in the end, everything is experience, right?2yr ⋅ Excellent-Double5168 ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
With spring in the air, here is a collection of botanical molecules I've done in the last year3yr ⋅ bbundles13 ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Hydrangea, acrylic, canvas, 8*8 inches, framed painting1yr ⋅ Artpaintingdecor ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
First post, hope its worthy of posting here... Does anyone know what these nuts are called?2yr ⋅ Historical_Garden783 ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Water lilies, me, acrylic, canvas, 8*8 inches. Framed painting1yr ⋅ Artpaintingdecor ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I like botanical illustration, but my usual works are more surreal and whimsical. Decided to combine both in this work. And added a bit of chinoiserie))4yr ⋅ foxyandpaper ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Haven't realised how deep botanical illustration is twisted in my works. I think I'll keep posting them here4yr ⋅ foxyandpaper ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Unfinished and scrappy but here's a drawing of my polka dot Begonia. Needs a lot of work but felt nice to draw.2yr ⋅ mmmmbleh ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Lotus pods, ballpoint pen, pastel pencils and watercolour3yr ⋅ herecomescariboubou ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
All the trees i've illustrated in +- two months. Each tree takes around 10-12 days to be finished. It depends of the size and the amount of details.3yr ⋅ nadyxo ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Hey friends!!! Here’s a recent commission- this species of shooting star flower is native to the Midwestern prairies! Just as graceful and magical as it’s PNW cousins 💫2yr ⋅ SnakeJam ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Camellia flower symbolizes love & affection ❤️ sketched lightly in pencil and colored them with watercolors 🎨🖌️🥰💕3yr ⋅ Livejoyfully365 ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Colored pencil leaf I completed last year. (IG: hannah.burton.art)3yr ⋅ Lopsided_Visual ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Ive just ventured into the world of botanical illustrations, & honestly im in love.3yr ⋅ Grungefairyy ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Yesterday I finished my new textured painting. I will be glad of your comments2yr ⋅ Artpaintingdecor ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Chrysanthemum I did in fine liner :) I had fun with the shapes of the petals so it’s not really so realistic but I like how it came out.3yr ⋅ rolliesharpener ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I don’t know how to finish this. I don’t want to add too many more leaves i don’t think but...?? And do i colour the white in black? Opinions welcomed!1yr ⋅ esconced-in-velvet ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I’ve been flirting with the idea of making a comic book about botany and I think this is the style I’ve come up with.4yr ⋅ weeeeeeeedboy ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I am trying to draw/paint 100 plants as an art challenge, here is my first one! Pencil on paper.3yr ⋅ alicevanwouw ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I wanted to keep it sweet and simple and so I drew a li’l sunflower! I think I’m still unsure about the composition?3yr ⋅ weeeeeeeedboy ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Do you like these flowers. Iris Painting Watercolor Size 30 x 21 cm (12 x 9)1yr ⋅ Larisaergo ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Some of my favourite houseplants pals. Pen & Ink with a watercolour wash3yr ⋅ matthewmoore1 ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Amanita nivalis - I don’t think I’ve ever shared my work here, so here we are!3yr ⋅ ladykelsier ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
All of the trees that I've drawing on december and january. My instagram : Mapyourvision.3yr ⋅ nadyxo ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
First botanical illustration I quite like, to bad the background didn't work out.3yr ⋅ Angua_watch ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I've wanted to do botanical/scientific illustration for over a decade now and finally decided to brave it out and go for it. I'm just now starting my journey, wish me luck lol. Cheers to you all and your lovely, inspirational work 💗3yr ⋅ ocarinzee ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Hey r/botanicalillustration! I'm a scientific illustrator and recently dove into carpology...I was so inspired to make this after learning so much. Thought you might like it!3yr ⋅ yamammiwammi ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Another one of these with the adorable Wren in the snow.3yr ⋅ dontsquishmyturtle ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Some coasters I woodburned then painted for my parents.4yr ⋅ The_Albatross--o-- ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Sometimes I try and draw very, very seriously. Scientific illustration is something I’ve been interested in as of late. Here’s a southern magnolia!4yr ⋅ weeeeeeeedboy ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I finished fiddling with this flower and now need to complete the foliage!4yr ⋅ esconced-in-velvet ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
Trying out some colored botanical illustrations with ink components. A new print I am releasing in my Etsy store (HannahBurtonDesign).3yr ⋅ Lopsided_Visual ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
I've been drawing the alphabet with botanical illustrations. IG: ah_sofs3yr ⋅ breakablekid ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
The Missouri Pawpaw. 11 x 14 colored pencil botanical illustration. Part of an ongoing Wild Edibles of Missouri book I'm working on. (Instagram @hannah.burton.art)3yr ⋅ Lopsided_Visual ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
The start of a flower, I don’t know what it is because i found it on a walk!4yr ⋅ esconced-in-velvet ⋅ r/BotanicalIllustration
