Album: Flowers & Fungi

Description: Celebrate your birth month in style. September's flower is the purple aster. Paired with a decorated giraffe skull. It's a great fun for September babies.

Description: Celebrate your birth month in style. August's flower is the yellow gladiolus. Paired with a decorated horse skull. It's a great fun for August babies.

Description: Celebrate your birth month in style. July's flower is the pink larkspur. Paired with a decorated lizard skeleton. It's a great fun for July babies.

Description: Celebrate your birth month in style. June's flower is the red rose. Paired with a decorated crocodile skull. It's a great fun for June babies.

Description: Celebrate your birth month in style. May's flower is the lily-of-the-valley. Paired with a decorated deer skull with antlers. It's a great fun for May babies.

Description: Celebrate your birth month in style. April's flower is the daisy. Paired with a decorated bat skull with wings. It's a great gift for April babies.

Description: Celebrate your birth month in style. March's flower is the daffodil. Paired with a decorated cat skull. It's a great gift for March babies.

Description: Celebrate your birth month in style. February's flower is the violet. Paired with a decorated wolf skull. It's a great gift for February babies.

Description: Celebrate your birth month in style. January's flower is the snowdrop. Paired with a decorated rabbit's skull. It's a great gift for January babies.

Description: Celebrate your birth month in style. December's flower is the narcissus. Paired with a decorated owl's skull. Great gift for December babies.

Description: Fishing on a Hydnellum peckii. These mushrooms have lots of great common names: strawberries and cream, bleeding Hydnellum, bleeding tooth fungus, red-juice tooth, and the Devil's tooth. Mushroom Adventure Series.

Description: Celebrate your birth month in style. November's flower is the yellow chrysanthemum. Paired with a decorated crow. Great gift for November babies.

Description: Celebrate your birth month in style. October's flower is the orange marigold. Paired with a decorated bear skull. Great gift for October babies.

Description: Creepy grinning sunflower for a fun fall design.

Description: Illustration of a blue snail peeking over the edge of a red mushroom to see what all light up.

Description: Illustration of a white and pink Lady Slipper Orchid. The slipper-shaped pouch traps insects forcing the bugs to climb up past the staminode. By doing this they collect or deposit pollinia, fertilizing the flower.

Description: Illustration of the beautiful, tropical Heliconia flowers. These are also known as Lobster-claws. They are tropical flowers.

Description: Line art of water hemlock. Fun for Halloween.

Description: Line illustration of a honeybee in a big blue flower.

Description: My line art illustration of a fiddlehead fern.

Description: Illustration of a monkshood, also known as aconite and wolfsbane.

Description: Illustration of a hangman's noose just hanging on from tree with red mushrooms at the base of the tree.

Description: My bright pink and orange cactus flowers releasing bubble with cactus flower seedlings.

Description: My illustration of the swamp cabbage. These hooded flowers have the creep factor nailed from looks to smell. Symplocarpus foetidus is known by many names: Skunk Cabbage, Clumpfoot Cabbage, Meadow Cabbage, Polecat Weed, and Swamp Cabbage. It is a stinky, smelly plant that grows in the wetlands in North America and parts of Asia. It flowers just above the mud keeping its stem buried below the surface. It’s a thermogenic plant, which means it has the ability to raise its temperature above that of the surrounding air. This allows it to melt snow and ice so it may bloom.

Description: Original illustration of fairy-like blue bioluminescent mushrooms growing in a mystical glen with sparkling pixie dust. Moss drapes off a branch in a dark green forest.

Description: Original illustration of fairy-like red mushrooms growing in a mystical glen with sparkling pixie dust. Moss drapes off a branch in a dark green forest.

Description: Original illustration of a 'Flaming Parrot' tulip. This depiction has the colors of flames: red, orange, and yellow. These tulips are known for their fringed or wavy petals.

Description: Pitcher plants are several different carnivorous plants that have evolved modified leaves known as a pitfall traps – a prey-trapping mechanism featuring a deep cavity filled with liquid. I designed the colors and markings of this illustration to resemble blood splatters.

Description: Original illustration calla lilies, black on the outside and neon pinks on the inside

Description: Original illustration of a deep purple water iris. Also known as a bog or pond iris.

Description: Original illustration of a large pink lotus blossom with a yellow center. The technically term is Nelumbo nucifera, but it has many common names such as Indian Lotus, the Sacred Lotus, and the Bean of India. It's one of two extant species of aquatic plant in the family Nelumbonaceae. It's is an aquatic perennial, but not a waterlily.

Description: My illustration of the fascinating pink-orange shrimp plant. Justicia brandegeeana commonly known as the shrimp plant is native to Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras. The flowers are the white part and look like the end of the tail. They extend from layers of red bracts, which look like the tail.

Description: Illustration of chocolate lilies, Fritillaria camschatcensis. It has many common names including Kamchatka fritillary, Kamchatka lily, rice lily, northern rice-root, skunk lily, dirty diaper, and outhouse lily. It's found in chaparral and woodland ecosystems.

Description: Original illustration of the fruit husk of the Chinese Lantern. As the papery orange covering flakes off, a netting of veins is left enclosing a round bulb.

Description: Original illustration of an amaryllis with pink and white tones. I wanted to give it an antique look.

Description: Original illustration of a bleeding heart flowers with a ribbon like stem. Also known as lyre flower, heart flower, Asian bleeding hearts, and lady-in-a-bath. They are commonly pink but there are white varieties as well. Mine are red!