Beautiful Illustrations Made With Flower Petals And Other Natural Materials

 

I am sure you have seen flower art by Bridget Beth Collins around the internet. I too featured her lovely work on the blog a while ago here. I have been following her creative journey on her Instagram account Flora Forager, it's a perfect place to get lost for sometime in your day. Her work has a quality that would energize you with a dose of nature. These "illustrations" are created with flowers, twigs, and foliage she collects from around her neighborhood.  "Flora Forager is a product of my love affair with glittering nature, and my own artistic skills honed over the years."

Her artwork often made with purple star magnolias, succulents, scabiosas, poppy, daisy petals and more. Her children's alphabet book ABC features animals created with natural materials. For example, the owls and the moon (second image from top) are made with mini, pink daffodils. To see more images from the book go here.

Nature Art By Bridget Beth Collins

Bridget Beth Collins is a nature lover, painter and botanical artist. She creates nature art from foliage and flowers plucked from sidewalks, meadows, and woods in her neighborhood. Bridget posts her creations on her Instagram account Flora Forager which has received a great response as well as a huge fan following in a very short time. 

Her whimsical creations, and beautiful arrangement of amazing plants and flowers is sure to bring cheer in your day. It was hard for me to select only a handful of her pieces to feature here, to view all her floral designs go to Instagram from the link above. You can also order prints of her work from her website.

Landscapes and Animal Portraits Painted with Flowers

 

 

Bridget Beth Collins is a self-proclaimed "petal painter, magic weaver, and flower nymph." She uses flower petals and natural materials to "paint" animal portraits, stunning landscapes and objects. Her illustrations are filled with amazing details, she pays close attention to getting the colors as close to real in her work. She uses a variety of fresh flowers, fruits and vegetables as well as twigs. Her work has moment and feminine, delicate quality to it.

I have featured her work on the blog in the past, and I also follow her on Instagram - Flora Forager.