There’s beauty in the bits we usually overlook.
Beneath the Rind captures a lemon in its wonderfully imperfect moment—its bright citrus beginning to surrender to time, while delicate leaves curl nearby and a tiny fly takes notice. Through intricate stippling and washes of watercolor, decay becomes something strangely enchanting: a little reminder that even in the process of falling apart, nature is busy creating something new.
Part botanical curiosity, part tiny still life, and part celebration of the beautifully peculiar.
Details
Signed original artwork
Watercolor and ink on watercolor paper
Paper size: 12" × 9"
Artwork size: 7" × 5", centered on the paper
One-of-a-kind original—no two pieces are exactly alike
Cordyceps Canopy is a original watercolor, ink and gold foil artwork. Inspired by the enchanting folklore surrounding moths and the hidden world of forest fungi, this whimsical illustration invites viewers into a storybook woodland where nature blurs the line between wonder and mystery. Rich with intricate details, it celebrates transformation, curiosity, and the quiet magic found beneath the canopy.
Details:
Signed original artwork
Watercolor and ink on watercolor paper
Paper size: 9" × 12"
One-of-a-kind original—no two pieces are exactly alike
A whimsical celebration of nature’s small wonders
A little strawberry patch growing wild beneath a dreamy, rolling landscape. Strawberry Fields is a whimsical celebration of nature’s small wonders—delicate blossoms, ripening berries, and winding leaves brought to life with intricate ink stippling and soft pops of watercolor.
Each strawberry feels like a tiny jewel tucked among the foliage, while the quiet, otherworldly landscape gives the piece a storybook quality. A charming original for anyone who loves botanical art, gardens, and a touch of whimsy.
Details:
Signed original artwork
Watercolor and ink on watercolor paper
Paper size: 9" × 11"
Artwork size: 7" × 7", centered on the paper
One-of-a-kind original—no two pieces are exactly alike
Where the human form ends, the garden takes root.
Botany Harvest captures a surreal, symbiotic moment—delicate roots threading like tears from an eye, while vibrant irises and poppies bloom directly from a grasping hand. Anchored heavily in anatomical and botanical themes, this piece channels a dark fairy-tale energy where the body itself becomes a fertile landscape for nature's quiet reclamation.
The meticulous nature of stippling inherently lends itself to small, intimate works filled with precious details. With this piece, I challenged myself to push beyond those boundaries and work on a much larger scale. As one of my most expansive stippled pieces to date, it is built through tens of thousands of intricate ink dots and soft watercolor washes. The juxtaposition of raw, visceral emotion and delicate petals reveals a strangely enchanting story of growth, giving the viewer even more space to get lost in the details.
Part anatomical curiosity, part dark fairy-tale, and part celebration of the beautifully peculiar.
Details
Signed original artwork
Watercolor and ink on watercolor paper
Paper size: 14" × 18"
Artwork size: 11" × 14", centered on the paper
One-of-a-kind original—no two pieces are exactly alike