Botanical Sketchbook Drawings and Paintings
Flowers, vegetables, fruits and leaves, all contained in botanical sketchbooks.
Rita ryc.paints drew and painted her way through all the art you see on this page.
The first thing I think of when I see Rita’s work? Neat. The composition, the way the art and the writing work together. They allow for perfect spacing between the different itms of art and the different descriptions. Precision, but without a perfect alignment that manages to maintain a very natural flow to the page.
Wonderful and colourful pieces that showcase the beauty in nature’s design work. Rita does a fantastic job in transforming that from a 3D item we can touch and smell, into the thinnest of layers of paint and pencil, on a page.
When it comes to favourites, it’s something that is individual to each one of these creations. If you need a clarification of that thought, think of this: How many of you would have thought that two pages of leaf art would look just as beautiful as one of a passion flower. And it’s not because they are the same, quite the opposite. They each have their own beautiful aspects/attributes.
Enjoy Rita’s relaxing art and allow it to permeate your day.
Calla lily.
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Passion flower.
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Daffodil.
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Tulip.
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Peony rose and tulip.
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Fall foliage.
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Autumn leaves.
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Lily amaryllis.
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Sour sop.
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Artichoke.
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Stargazer lily.
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