HANNAH GEORGE |. JERSEY POST
Water colourist Hannah George was thrilled to be commissioned to illustrate Jersey Post’s latest stamp issue, creating a series of six beautiful botanical illustrations and the issue’s Presentation Pack cover.
Blooming Gorgeous! Lucy Rose illustrates The Hidden Histories of Flowers for Hardie Grant
Lucy Rose has been commissioned by Hardie Grant to illustrate their latest Hidden Histories book. This iteration, The Hidden Histories of Flowers, has allowed Lucy to employ her rich, textured style to highlight the depth and vibrancy of flora past and present.
“I created the illustrations firstly by researching all the flowers in real detail. I then spend time sketching each flower by hand, working out the compositions which was important in this project as I had to find a way to incorporate multiple plants into one image, focusing on how they interact with each other. Once the sketches were right, I work out my rough colour scheme, draw them on my iPad and add lots of organic textures and then fine tune the colours.”
Florencia Rigiroli for Ohlalá Magazine
Phosphor's Florencia Rigiroli created some botanical illustrations for November's issue of Ohlalá Magazine and illustrated an article inside called The Power of Plants.
Plants and flowers are some of Florencia's favourite things to draw, as you can see from the work in her portfolio.
HELLO MARINE – WELBECK
We love this striking artwork by Hello Marine for the cover of Plant Words written by Joe Richomme for Royal Botanic Gardens Kew. Marine was in her element illustrating what she loves best.
Bright Artist Adele Leyris cover reveal for ‘The Plant Hunter’.
Bright Artist Adele Leyris’ work for the cover of The Plant Hunter was unveiled this month over on Welbeck Publishing’s Twitter channel, showcasing the beautiful design as well as an insight into the amazing embroidery work that brought the cover to life. The Plant Hunter, written by T.L. Mogford releases February 2022.
You can see more of Adele Leyris’ work in her portfolio HERE
Caroline Smith
More and more we are discovering in these unprecedented times how important an outside space, or balcony is to our wellbeing. Some artists are particularly inspired by their gardens for their work.
Fiammetta Dogi’s illustrations are good for you
Regain Magazine - which is based in Paris and celebrates country life, farming and good food - licenced one of Fiammetta Dogi’s beautiful vintage fruit and vegetable illustrations for its Autumn issue.
Hello Marine for Filbert Press
Hello Marine was commissioned to create illustrations for celebrated horticulturist Jimi Blake’s new book, A Beautiful Obsession. Marine’s vibrant compositions complimented the book perfectly, combining unusual plant shapes and colours in her bold graphic style.
Hello Marine is represented by Meiklejohn
Naomi McCavitt
Christine at Artist Partners tells us a bit about one of the newest artists on their books.
"As soon as I saw Naomi McCavitt's work I utterly adored it - A Botanical artist so gifted, who hand paints such beautiful images, she is primarily a Natural History illustrator but with an eye for interior design - Naomi's work is sensational, and although only on Artist Partners books very recently, we are getting some wonderful feedback! Her flora and fawna have a wonderful classic and vintage quality about them."
For more of Naomi's work please visit the website where Naomi McCavitt is represented by Artist Partners
Fiammetta Dogi’s Beautiful Botanicals for Betty Magazine
Phosphor Art’s Fiammetta Dogi recently bagged some space in the gorgeous new Betty Annual. Betty is a beautifully designed independent magazine for women about women. Their philosophy is for people to embrace who they are and celebrate it. Fiammetta created several chapter headings consisting of beautifully intricate flowers wrapping around letters – definitely worth cutting out and framing!