Botanical & Nature

A single stem splits and curls into two mirrored leaf shapes, cut from flat green exactly the way a papercut artist would work: no outline, just the shape of the plant itself against the paper.

A single monstera leaf fills almost the entire page, its split lobes rendered in two flat tones of green that shift like light falling across the surface.

A monstera sits in a striped ceramic pot inside a painted arched niche, framed the way you might display a favourite houseplant on a windowsill.

A hand reaches in from the edge of the frame to settle a leafy branch into a striped ceramic vase, caught mid-gesture.

A hand holds out a generous bouquet of white anemones, their dark centres scattered across the page like a dozen small full stops.

A striped, striated flower opens toward one corner of the page, a small bee just arriving to visit it.

A tree built entirely from stacked circles (sage, olive, and a single spark of orange) balances on a thin dark trunk like a clipped garden topiary.

Dense ivy climbs and knots around a dark archway opening onto empty cream space: a doorway into somewhere unseen.

A tied bundle of lavender stands upright, its stems rendered in two flat tones of sage with the flower heads left as simple pale shapes.