Hidden amongst glossy green leaves and tiny white flowers are the reason for growing the whole thing.
The Sweetest Ones celebrates the reward at the end of all that waiting — bright red strawberries picked straight from the plant, warm from the sun and eaten before they ever make it to the kitchen.
203mm x 203mm
Acrylic and Ink on Board
Tiny blue forget-me-nots grow across a soft lilac and white background in this little original from The Gardens I Never Had.
Small, delicate and very easy to overlook, forget-me-nots are one of those flowers that carry far more meaning than their size suggests — associated with memory, love and remembrance.
A tiny patch of garden, painted to keep.
Medium: Acrylic on board
Size: 20 × 20 cm
Original: One of one
Tiny golden camphor flowers hang between deep green leaves against a fresh mint background in this 20 × 20 cm original.
I love the little details in plants that you can so easily miss — the tiny flowers hiding amongst huge leaves, the strange shapes and the bits of colour you only notice when you actually stop to look.
Camphor Flowers is one of the smaller works from The Gardens I Never Had, celebrating those quieter little pieces of the garden.
Medium: Acrylic on board
Size: 20 × 20 cm
Original: One of one
Not every garden needs a backyard.
For the Windowsill is inspired by the geraniums that spill from pots, balconies, windowsills and old garden beds — familiar flowers that somehow make anywhere feel a little more like home.
Part of The Gardens I Never Had, it celebrates the tiny ways we make gardens wherever we happen to be.
406mm x 508mm
Acrylic, Ink and Polychromos on Board
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