Green tea, ashwagandha, rhodiola, and ginkgo—all herbs known for calm and restoration. I bring these healing plants to life in my illustrations. Need botanical art? Let’s connect!
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Final vs First Layer.
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My love for medicinal plants started in childhood. Herbalist painting honors the healing power of herbs and the deep bond we share with nature. #botanicalart

Painting the green tea plant was a joy—soft leaves, delicate blooms, and centuries of tradition in one simple shrub. Have you ever seen one growing?
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My “Pansy Varieties” painting just got into an exhibition! So proud to see this piece recognized and shared. More details soon! #BotanicalArt

Final vs First Layer
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Every botanical illustration starts with research. Whether I’m painting a medicinal plant or a garden bloom, I focus on accuracy and storytelling—bringing the science and beauty of each subject to life in watercolor.
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Nature has always been my greatest inspiration. My watercolor pieces aim to capture the quiet detail and complexity of plants—from wildflowers to kitchen herbs. Painting them is my way of honoring the natural world.
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In my latest blog post, I’m sharing 7 Pacific Northwest wildflowers that are perfect for painting. If you love botanical art or want ideas for your next painting session, this one’s for you ↓
www.annafarba.com/blog/2025/5/...
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It's a lovely day to share this botanical sketchbook page I finished recently. Inspired by wild spring blooms: Periwinkle and Trillium