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Some fruit and veggie doodles.

An abstract composed entirely of more realistically drawn plants.

A watercolor of a yellow rose in Regent’s Park.

This is one of my late night drawings (after I discovered I had professional grade markers). Three bumble bees eating from an abstract flower.

This is the same design as “Floral Jungle” but with the colors changed to black and white only.

A pot of strange flowers growing beside a brick wall.

A watercolor of a pale yellow rose in the park with contrails in sunset colors.

This fluffy cat is like a tabby Cat mix. And guess what, it’s another Astronomy doodle!

A watercolor painting of my favorite rose from Regent’s Park.

A design I created from electric field equations.

A drawing of abstract flowers, trees, mushrooms, and bushes.

This is my second shot at a full page floral abstract. “Trippy Forest” is my extra-colorful one, but this one is focused on details done in red, blue, black.

A doodle from my first day of college.

One of my botanical abstracts, this one centered around a pond. Medium: pen and colored pencil on paper.

Monochrome flowers on a tricolor background.

A more pastel plant abstract (though the scanner washed out some of the lighter colors).

Original pen drawing inspired by lack of ability to concentrate in Chemistry class. It can accurately be said that this drawing helped me graduate.

This is a spacey drawing (original with glitter) done in Astronomy on astronomy.

Some roses I painted with my watercolors. I have no idea why I chose that background.

I painted this vine with water colors on the back of Cheerio box cardboard.

A drawing of many of the flowers I encountered during my stay in London.

One of the first flowers I was impressed by at my London university.

An abstract garden overlooked by a moon sitting on a cloud.

This is the same design as “Floral Jungle” but shifted to blues.

A pot of strange flowers growing beside a brick wall (now in color).

A pen and colored pencil drawing begun in English and finished on my couch.

A pen doodle of a flaming sun and botanical motifs.

An abstract flower drawn on notebook paper.

Abstract flowers floating on spheres.

A watercolor painting of abstract flowers with hexagonal centers.

A flower tree climbing through notebook paper.

I have incredibly talented friends, and I want the world to know.

A colored pencil and marker drawing of roses (viewed from sitting beneath them) and seagulls.

Same drawing as “Bees at Work” but with the addition of a blue watercolor background.

A bee choosing the sugar of a lollipop over the flowers all around.

This is the same design as “Floral Jungle” but shifted towards the purple end of the spectrum.