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Nature + Ecology Inspired Art

I seek to highlight the innate beauty and spirit of the natural world while also speaking to the importance of our relationship with nature. In these changing times, reciprocity is crucial for both personal and planetary growth and healing. As an active member of the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators and the American Society of Botanical Artists, I enjoy supporting nature-based organizations.

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We Are Nature - Harmony, 11" x 14", graphite
We Are Nature - Disharmony, 11" x 14", graphite
Northwest Forest Floor, 14" x 11", watercolor and colored pencil
Absence, 11" x 14", charcoal
Emergence - Winter's Song, 9" x 12", acrylic on canvas
Northern Saw-whet Owl, 9" x 12", watercolor. Created for "Changing Tides: The Art of Environmental Stewardship", Coos Art Museum
Transformation © Robin Phillips Studio
Forest Ecology Mandala, 8" x 8", acrylic on paper
Trillium grandiflorum, 8" x 10", acrylic on paper
Camellia sasanqua, 8" x10", acrylic on paper
Trametes versicolor (Turkey Tail), 8" x 8", colored pencil on toned paper
Gaillardia pulchella, 4" x 4", pen and ink on paper
Big Leaf Maple, 14" x 11", graphite. Exhibited in "Wild Treasures: Oregon's Native Plants in Contemporary Botanical Art" with Oregon Botanical Artists
Bitter Cherry Branch, 14" x 11", graphite. Exhibited in "Wild Treasures: Oregon's Native Plants in Contemporary Botanical Art" with Oregon Botanical Artists
Seed Pod Circle, 10" x 10", graphite

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  • Wild & Luscious Botanical Art Exhibition June 23, 2026
  • RISD Certificate + Oregon Birds Project June 20, 2026
  • Graphite Botanical Art at Gallery 408 April 30, 2026

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  • Come down to Milwaukie First Friday tonight! I’ll be showing my art with several other local artists in a variety of mediums. See my latest watercolor series of Willamette Valley birds and their habitats. These pictures are just a tiny glimpse. It’s always a fun time and other First Friday shows are going on down the block too 😊 #pdxartevents #milwaukieartist #firstfridaypdx #pdxart #pdxartscene
  • It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
  • My piece Anise Swallowtail and Italian Parsley will be on display again tonight for First Friday @milwaukiecreatives inaugural show at St. John’s Church in downtown Milwaukie!  2036 SE Jefferson St. from 5-8 pm. 

Italian Flat Leaf parsley is a host plant for  Swallowtails and a 2,000 yr old heirloom from the Mediterranean. The Greeks and Romans prized it for ceremonial, culinary and medicinal uses. It’s strong flavor profile then helped it travel to the Middle East and across the world for culinary use. Anise Swallowtails are native to Western North America. These resilient butterflies can survive in their cocoon up to 7 years if conditions are not optimal to hatch.

Tonight, stop by to see a wonderfully curated show of 9 Milwaukie artists featuring a variety of fine art - paintings, photography, ceramic sculpture and mixed media. In addition, I’ll be showing 2 other graphite botanical pieces and a number of prints. 

#pdxart #botanicalart #pdxartist #pdxartscene #pdxartshow
  • Come down to Milwaukie Friday night for the inaugural show of @milwaukiecreatives ! A wonderful variety of paintings, prints and mixed media art will be on display. I will have 4 paintings and an assortment of prints available.

#pdxart #pdxartshow #pdxartevents #pdxartscene #pdxartists
  • I was first drawn to this beautiful pear while visiting @homeorchardeducationcenter. It’s unique color and shape piqued my interest. Dating to the 1600s in Germany, this old heirloom was named after the German word for “trout” due to its coloring and speckles. Early American settlers then brought it to America in the 1800s. These small, crisp pears are typically eaten fresh, and have a unique sweet, tangy flavor with cinnamon notes. As they ripen, their coloring shifts from green to warm yellow with red accents and endless speckles 🍐

See this piece and many more in Wild & Luscious at @artsinlo this weekend!

#oregonbotanicalartists #pdxart #pdxartshow forellepear botanicala
  • Come visit Oregon Botanical Artists featured exhibition, Wild & Luscious – The World of Heritage Plants this weekend, Friday- Sunday June 26-28, 2026, at Lakewood Center for the Arts! @lofa

Wild & Luscious is the culmination of over two years of planning to create a highly curated space with over 90 pieces of luminous botanical art celebrating wild ancestors of the foods that we eat. Through educational displays, featured presentations, culinary tastings and art demos, learn about the importance of preserving heirloom plants to diversify the world’s food supply. Each piece on display will include a story about its heritage, what inspired the artist and a sample recipe. 🍆🌱🍑🍴

I will also be leading two art demonstrations featuring the botanical art process on Saturday 6/27 from 10am – 12pm (outdoor pavilion) and Sunday 6/28 from 12:30 – 2:30 pm (inside the exhibit).  Many OBA artists will be giving demos throughout the weekend as well 🎨

In the show, I’m exhibiting five watercolor paintings. Each piece is framed in solid natural wood with archival matting, UV protective and non-glare glazing. All pieces in the show are for sale, and docents will be staffing the exhibit throughout the weekend to answer any questions and handle purchasing. 🍓🫛🍇

#pdxart #pdxartshow #pnwart #pdxevents oregonbotanicalartists
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Come down to Milwaukie First Friday tonight! I’ll be showing my art with several other local artists in a variety of mediums. See my latest watercolor series of Willamette Valley birds and their habitats. These pictures are just a tiny glimpse. It’s always a fun time and other First Friday shows are going on down the block too 😊 #pdxartevents #milwaukieartist #firstfridaypdx #pdxart #pdxartscene
Come down to Milwaukie First Friday tonight! I’ll be showing my art with several other local artists in a variety of mediums. See my latest watercolor series of Willamette Valley birds and their habitats. These pictures are just a tiny glimpse. It’s always a fun time and other First Friday shows are going on down the block too 😊 #pdxartevents #milwaukieartist #firstfridaypdx #pdxart #pdxartscene
Come down to Milwaukie First Friday tonight! I’ll be showing my art with several other local artists in a variety of mediums. See my latest watercolor series of Willamette Valley birds and their habitats. These pictures are just a tiny glimpse. It’s always a fun time and other First Friday shows are going on down the block too 😊 #pdxartevents #milwaukieartist #firstfridaypdx #pdxart #pdxartscene
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Come down to Milwaukie First Friday tonight! I’ll be showing my art with several other local artists in a variety of mediums. See my latest watercolor series of Willamette Valley birds and their habitats. These pictures are just a tiny glimpse. It’s always a fun time and other First Friday shows are going on down the block too 😊 #pdxartevents #milwaukieartist #firstfridaypdx #pdxart #pdxartscene
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It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
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It was a true joy and honor to guide students on basic botanical art techniques last week at @lansuchinesegarden. Bamboo was our subject, and I was fascinated to learn that there are 500-800 native species worldwide. Deepening our appreciation of plants and simply having fun creating was the essence of the workshop. With 21 participants, so many unique pieces emerged. Finally, it was my good fortune to witness a lion dance, taste a delicious bamboo tea and stand under an incredible handcrafted mask. A huge thank you to OBA's @jayna_klesper and and Lan Su for organizing the Steep & Paint series. My Leo heart is happy 🦁🌾💗 #pdxartevents #pdxart #oregonbotanicalartists #botanicalartist #botanicalart
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My piece Anise Swallowtail and Italian Parsley will be on display again tonight for First Friday @milwaukiecreatives inaugural show at St. John’s Church in downtown Milwaukie! 2036 SE Jefferson St. from 5-8 pm. Italian Flat Leaf parsley is a host plant for Swallowtails and a 2,000 yr old heirloom from the Mediterranean. The Greeks and Romans prized it for ceremonial, culinary and medicinal uses. It’s strong flavor profile then helped it travel to the Middle East and across the world for culinary use. Anise Swallowtails are native to Western North America. These resilient butterflies can survive in their cocoon up to 7 years if conditions are not optimal to hatch. Tonight, stop by to see a wonderfully curated show of 9 Milwaukie artists featuring a variety of fine art - paintings, photography, ceramic sculpture and mixed media. In addition, I’ll be showing 2 other graphite botanical pieces and a number of prints. #pdxart #botanicalart #pdxartist #pdxartscene #pdxartshow
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Come down to Milwaukie Friday night for the inaugural show of @milwaukiecreatives ! A wonderful variety of paintings, prints and mixed media art will be on display. I will have 4 paintings and an assortment of prints available. #pdxart #pdxartshow #pdxartevents #pdxartscene #pdxartists
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I was first drawn to this beautiful pear while visiting @homeorchardeducationcenter. It’s unique color and shape piqued my interest. Dating to the 1600s in Germany, this old heirloom was named after the German word for “trout” due to its coloring and speckles. Early American settlers then brought it to America in the 1800s. These small, crisp pears are typically eaten fresh, and have a unique sweet, tangy flavor with cinnamon notes. As they ripen, their coloring shifts from green to warm yellow with red accents and endless speckles 🍐

See this piece and many more in Wild & Luscious at @artsinlo this weekend!

#oregonbotanicalartists #pdxart #pdxartshow forellepear botanicala
I was first drawn to this beautiful pear while visiting @homeorchardeducationcenter. It’s unique color and shape piqued my interest. Dating to the 1600s in Germany, this old heirloom was named after the German word for “trout” due to its coloring and speckles. Early American settlers then brought it to America in the 1800s. These small, crisp pears are typically eaten fresh, and have a unique sweet, tangy flavor with cinnamon notes. As they ripen, their coloring shifts from green to warm yellow with red accents and endless speckles 🍐

See this piece and many more in Wild & Luscious at @artsinlo this weekend!

#oregonbotanicalartists #pdxart #pdxartshow forellepear botanicala
I was first drawn to this beautiful pear while visiting @homeorchardeducationcenter. It’s unique color and shape piqued my interest. Dating to the 1600s in Germany, this old heirloom was named after the German word for “trout” due to its coloring and speckles. Early American settlers then brought it to America in the 1800s. These small, crisp pears are typically eaten fresh, and have a unique sweet, tangy flavor with cinnamon notes. As they ripen, their coloring shifts from green to warm yellow with red accents and endless speckles 🍐

See this piece and many more in Wild & Luscious at @artsinlo this weekend!

#oregonbotanicalartists #pdxart #pdxartshow forellepear botanicala
I was first drawn to this beautiful pear while visiting @homeorchardeducationcenter. It’s unique color and shape piqued my interest. Dating to the 1600s in Germany, this old heirloom was named after the German word for “trout” due to its coloring and speckles. Early American settlers then brought it to America in the 1800s. These small, crisp pears are typically eaten fresh, and have a unique sweet, tangy flavor with cinnamon notes. As they ripen, their coloring shifts from green to warm yellow with red accents and endless speckles 🍐

See this piece and many more in Wild & Luscious at @artsinlo this weekend!

#oregonbotanicalartists #pdxart #pdxartshow forellepear botanicala
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I was first drawn to this beautiful pear while visiting @homeorchardeducationcenter. It’s unique color and shape piqued my interest. Dating to the 1600s in Germany, this old heirloom was named after the German word for “trout” due to its coloring and speckles. Early American settlers then brought it to America in the 1800s. These small, crisp pears are typically eaten fresh, and have a unique sweet, tangy flavor with cinnamon notes. As they ripen, their coloring shifts from green to warm yellow with red accents and endless speckles 🍐 See this piece and many more in Wild & Luscious at @artsinlo this weekend! #oregonbotanicalartists #pdxart #pdxartshow forellepear botanicala
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Come visit Oregon Botanical Artists featured exhibition, Wild & Luscious – The World of Heritage Plants this weekend, Friday- Sunday June 26-28, 2026, at Lakewood Center for the Arts! @lofa

Wild & Luscious is the culmination of over two years of planning to create a highly curated space with over 90 pieces of luminous botanical art celebrating wild ancestors of the foods that we eat. Through educational displays, featured presentations, culinary tastings and art demos, learn about the importance of preserving heirloom plants to diversify the world’s food supply. Each piece on display will include a story about its heritage, what inspired the artist and a sample recipe. 🍆🌱🍑🍴

I will also be leading two art demonstrations featuring the botanical art process on Saturday 6/27 from 10am – 12pm (outdoor pavilion) and Sunday 6/28 from 12:30 – 2:30 pm (inside the exhibit).  Many OBA artists will be giving demos throughout the weekend as well 🎨

In the show, I’m exhibiting five watercolor paintings. Each piece is framed in solid natural wood with archival matting, UV protective and non-glare glazing. All pieces in the show are for sale, and docents will be staffing the exhibit throughout the weekend to answer any questions and handle purchasing. 🍓🫛🍇

#pdxart #pdxartshow #pnwart #pdxevents oregonbotanicalartists
Come visit Oregon Botanical Artists featured exhibition, Wild & Luscious – The World of Heritage Plants this weekend, Friday- Sunday June 26-28, 2026, at Lakewood Center for the Arts! @lofa

Wild & Luscious is the culmination of over two years of planning to create a highly curated space with over 90 pieces of luminous botanical art celebrating wild ancestors of the foods that we eat. Through educational displays, featured presentations, culinary tastings and art demos, learn about the importance of preserving heirloom plants to diversify the world’s food supply. Each piece on display will include a story about its heritage, what inspired the artist and a sample recipe. 🍆🌱🍑🍴

I will also be leading two art demonstrations featuring the botanical art process on Saturday 6/27 from 10am – 12pm (outdoor pavilion) and Sunday 6/28 from 12:30 – 2:30 pm (inside the exhibit).  Many OBA artists will be giving demos throughout the weekend as well 🎨

In the show, I’m exhibiting five watercolor paintings. Each piece is framed in solid natural wood with archival matting, UV protective and non-glare glazing. All pieces in the show are for sale, and docents will be staffing the exhibit throughout the weekend to answer any questions and handle purchasing. 🍓🫛🍇

#pdxart #pdxartshow #pnwart #pdxevents oregonbotanicalartists
Come visit Oregon Botanical Artists featured exhibition, Wild & Luscious – The World of Heritage Plants this weekend, Friday- Sunday June 26-28, 2026, at Lakewood Center for the Arts! @lofa

Wild & Luscious is the culmination of over two years of planning to create a highly curated space with over 90 pieces of luminous botanical art celebrating wild ancestors of the foods that we eat. Through educational displays, featured presentations, culinary tastings and art demos, learn about the importance of preserving heirloom plants to diversify the world’s food supply. Each piece on display will include a story about its heritage, what inspired the artist and a sample recipe. 🍆🌱🍑🍴

I will also be leading two art demonstrations featuring the botanical art process on Saturday 6/27 from 10am – 12pm (outdoor pavilion) and Sunday 6/28 from 12:30 – 2:30 pm (inside the exhibit).  Many OBA artists will be giving demos throughout the weekend as well 🎨

In the show, I’m exhibiting five watercolor paintings. Each piece is framed in solid natural wood with archival matting, UV protective and non-glare glazing. All pieces in the show are for sale, and docents will be staffing the exhibit throughout the weekend to answer any questions and handle purchasing. 🍓🫛🍇

#pdxart #pdxartshow #pnwart #pdxevents oregonbotanicalartists
Come visit Oregon Botanical Artists featured exhibition, Wild & Luscious – The World of Heritage Plants this weekend, Friday- Sunday June 26-28, 2026, at Lakewood Center for the Arts! @lofa

Wild & Luscious is the culmination of over two years of planning to create a highly curated space with over 90 pieces of luminous botanical art celebrating wild ancestors of the foods that we eat. Through educational displays, featured presentations, culinary tastings and art demos, learn about the importance of preserving heirloom plants to diversify the world’s food supply. Each piece on display will include a story about its heritage, what inspired the artist and a sample recipe. 🍆🌱🍑🍴

I will also be leading two art demonstrations featuring the botanical art process on Saturday 6/27 from 10am – 12pm (outdoor pavilion) and Sunday 6/28 from 12:30 – 2:30 pm (inside the exhibit).  Many OBA artists will be giving demos throughout the weekend as well 🎨

In the show, I’m exhibiting five watercolor paintings. Each piece is framed in solid natural wood with archival matting, UV protective and non-glare glazing. All pieces in the show are for sale, and docents will be staffing the exhibit throughout the weekend to answer any questions and handle purchasing. 🍓🫛🍇

#pdxart #pdxartshow #pnwart #pdxevents oregonbotanicalartists
Come visit Oregon Botanical Artists featured exhibition, Wild & Luscious – The World of Heritage Plants this weekend, Friday- Sunday June 26-28, 2026, at Lakewood Center for the Arts! @lofa

Wild & Luscious is the culmination of over two years of planning to create a highly curated space with over 90 pieces of luminous botanical art celebrating wild ancestors of the foods that we eat. Through educational displays, featured presentations, culinary tastings and art demos, learn about the importance of preserving heirloom plants to diversify the world’s food supply. Each piece on display will include a story about its heritage, what inspired the artist and a sample recipe. 🍆🌱🍑🍴

I will also be leading two art demonstrations featuring the botanical art process on Saturday 6/27 from 10am – 12pm (outdoor pavilion) and Sunday 6/28 from 12:30 – 2:30 pm (inside the exhibit).  Many OBA artists will be giving demos throughout the weekend as well 🎨

In the show, I’m exhibiting five watercolor paintings. Each piece is framed in solid natural wood with archival matting, UV protective and non-glare glazing. All pieces in the show are for sale, and docents will be staffing the exhibit throughout the weekend to answer any questions and handle purchasing. 🍓🫛🍇

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Come visit Oregon Botanical Artists featured exhibition, Wild & Luscious – The World of Heritage Plants this weekend, Friday- Sunday June 26-28, 2026, at Lakewood Center for the Arts! @lofa

Wild & Luscious is the culmination of over two years of planning to create a highly curated space with over 90 pieces of luminous botanical art celebrating wild ancestors of the foods that we eat. Through educational displays, featured presentations, culinary tastings and art demos, learn about the importance of preserving heirloom plants to diversify the world’s food supply. Each piece on display will include a story about its heritage, what inspired the artist and a sample recipe. 🍆🌱🍑🍴

I will also be leading two art demonstrations featuring the botanical art process on Saturday 6/27 from 10am – 12pm (outdoor pavilion) and Sunday 6/28 from 12:30 – 2:30 pm (inside the exhibit).  Many OBA artists will be giving demos throughout the weekend as well 🎨

In the show, I’m exhibiting five watercolor paintings. Each piece is framed in solid natural wood with archival matting, UV protective and non-glare glazing. All pieces in the show are for sale, and docents will be staffing the exhibit throughout the weekend to answer any questions and handle purchasing. 🍓🫛🍇

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Come visit Oregon Botanical Artists featured exhibition, Wild & Luscious – The World of Heritage Plants this weekend, Friday- Sunday June 26-28, 2026, at Lakewood Center for the Arts! @lofa Wild & Luscious is the culmination of over two years of planning to create a highly curated space with over 90 pieces of luminous botanical art celebrating wild ancestors of the foods that we eat. Through educational displays, featured presentations, culinary tastings and art demos, learn about the importance of preserving heirloom plants to diversify the world’s food supply. Each piece on display will include a story about its heritage, what inspired the artist and a sample recipe. 🍆🌱🍑🍴 I will also be leading two art demonstrations featuring the botanical art process on Saturday 6/27 from 10am – 12pm (outdoor pavilion) and Sunday 6/28 from 12:30 – 2:30 pm (inside the exhibit).  Many OBA artists will be giving demos throughout the weekend as well 🎨 In the show, I’m exhibiting five watercolor paintings. Each piece is framed in solid natural wood with archival matting, UV protective and non-glare glazing. All pieces in the show are for sale, and docents will be staffing the exhibit throughout the weekend to answer any questions and handle purchasing. 🍓🫛🍇 #pdxart #pdxartshow #pnwart #pdxevents oregonbotanicalartists
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