Learn to paint delicate floral compositions in watercolour - step by step, with gentle guidance designed to build your confidence.

Whether you're new to watercolor or returning to it, this creative workbook helps you overcome common fears and frustrations. Through clear instructions, pre-drawn outlines, and practice pages, you'll explore how to manage water flow, control pigment concentration, and experiment with transparency and contrast—all essential to successful watercolor painting.

With encouragement from artist Anne-Claire Duval-Dumas, you'll paint roses, poppies, orchids, sweet peas, frangipani flowers, foliage, and more, all while developing your brushwork and finding your own rhythm. Even if you think, “I can’t draw” or “I’ll never get it right,” this book shows you otherwise.

Printed on high-quality watercolor paper, each sheet is easy to remove so your finished artwork can be framed, gifted, or kept. The pad format invites you to practice freely, explore creatively, and enjoy the meditative pleasure of painting nature - one brushstroke at a time.

Step into the expressive world of artist Elena Mompó with this stunning reverse coloring book, where bold brushstrokes and radiant florals invite your creativity to bloom.

Unlike traditional coloring books, these pages come alive with vibrant watercolors—rich in movement, emotion, and color. Your role is to respond: add lines, trace shapes, sketch patterns, or weave in delicate details of your own.

Each spread is an open invitation to slow down and explore, whether you outline petals, build abstract forms, or layer textures into Elena’s loose, painterly compositions. With no rules and endless possibilities, this is art as meditation, play, and mindful expression; a gentle practice in presence, creativity, and connection with yourself.

Printed on high-quality drawing paper, the book is ideal for pens, pencils and fine markers. Perfect for artists of all levels, it offers a fresh, intuitive way to connect with color, form, and your own imagination.

After discovering the essential materials, exploring fundamental techniques, and taking your first steps with color mixing and blending, you’ll learn to paint by following step-by-step tutorials and drawing oaks, fir trees, mushrooms, wildflowers, birds, squirrels, and even tiny snails. Immerse yourself in the heart of the forest and explore its hidden wonders!

Inspired by Anne-Claire Duval-Dumas' delicate watercolor style, this book encourages you to let your creativity guide you as you create forest landscapes, tree-filled compositions, and charming scenes where flora and fauna live in harmony. Whether you're a beginner or simply looking to reconnect with nature through art, this workbook offers a gentle, joyful introduction to painting woodland life.

A vibrant anthology of contemporary botanical art, showcasing over forty artists through illustrations, paintings, and prints where nature meets artistic expression on an inspiring visual journey.

This beautiful anthology brings together the work of more than forty contemporary artists of different nationalities and generations, each offering a unique interpretation of the botanical world. Organized in chapters dedicated to individual artists, the book showcases a curated selection of illustrations, paintings, silkscreens, lithographs, and engravings. Each chapter includes a brief overview of the artist’s career and practice, highlighting their stylistic approach, recurring themes, techniques, and influences. This diverse collection spans a wide range of styles — from detailed realism to expressive abstraction — reflecting the many ways plants, flowers, and botanical forms continue to inspire visual artists today. The result is a vibrant survey of contemporary botanical art, where scientific precision meets poetic imagination. Both a celebration of nature and a reflection on its enduring presence in contemporary art, this book offers an inspiring visual journey for illustrators, designers, art lovers, and anyone drawn to the beauty of the natural world.

A Cannibal Explains Himself to Himself explores extra-dimensional states of being that place into the praxis of language a natural yoga. It is a meditation that seeks to alter planetary pressures that continue to accrue during this protracted stage of late capital. The essay form is a provisional structural device that ranges from the supra-conscious, descending from above and mingling in one’s neural registration with energies that roil and ascend from subconscious states, so that the cognitive is magically energized as a contribution to an overall accuracy via the history of ideas. There, one no longer registers oneself as an author that instigates text as delimited opinion. Therefore, the reader, by the very fact of his or her engagement with the text, is invaded by an invisible current that supersedes quotidian context and its concerns via topical engagement. Such a state allows other considerations to transpire.