Foxglove, Digitalis purpurea, Watercolour illustration,

Digitally printed on Canson Arches Aquarelle Rag: Matt / 310gsm. With a traditional watercolour base, a natural grain and felt-marked finish. The pure white produces prints with superb colour rendition which gives superb tonal range and a sturdy, tactile feeling to original watercolour art.

Supplied unframed / Allow two weeks for printing and delivery.

A3 size: 297mm x 420mm and rolled in archival tissue and posted in a solid tube

The Project Collection was inspired by the flowers in Monets Garden, Giverny, France

Claude Monet’s Garden at Giverny, France, is the inspiration for Adrienne’s final year portfolio project which she completed successfully at The Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, earning her a Diploma in Botanical Illustration

Monet’s Garden is the most famous garden in France with around thousands of people visiting each year. Monet's Garden felt like a natural fit for Adrienne’s project as she is fascinated how Monet combined his two passions, namely his love for mother nature and nurturing a beautiful garden full of botanical blooms, trees, plants and diverse growth and then transferring all that beauty to canvas capturing the magic of his garden through his gifted painting and drawing skills.