In the second phase of this project (You can find the first part of the project here: https://www.behance.net/gallery/184624689/Illustrations-for-a-British-Columbia-native-plants-book), I had the privilege of creating watercolor illustrations for a book highlighting the indigenous plants of British Columbia. Focused on capturing the essence of the region's botanical diversity, I delved into portraying distinctive flowers such as Blue-Eyed Mary, Camas, Yarrow, and Douglas Aster.

Utilizing Procreate, I meticulously painted each flower, embracing the watercolor technique to convey the natural vibrancy and delicate nuances of the botanical subjects.

The selection of flowers—Blue-Eyed Mary, Camas, Yarrow, and Douglas Aster—was made by my customer, showcasing the richness of the local flora in British Columbia. Each illustration aimed to celebrate the unique beauty and significance of these native plants.

These watercolor illustrations serve as a visual complement to the written content of the book, enhancing the reader's connection to the local environment and fostering an appreciation for the diverse plant life found in British Columbia.

The project was a collaborative effort with the goal of bringing the natural beauty of British Columbia to life through art. I worked closely with the project team to ensure that the illustrations seamlessly integrated with the narrative and conveyed the intended message.

It has been an enriching experience to contribute to a project that not only explores the aesthetic aspects of botanical illustration but also serves as an educational resource, deepening the connection between readers and the local flora of British Columbia.

Should you have any further inquiries or if you would like to explore additional details about this project, please feel free to reach out. I am excited about the prospect of continuing to contribute to projects that celebrate and promote the appreciation of nature.