Botanical Studies Made with Watercolor Markers

Botanical watercolor marker study with leaves, berries, flowers, and mushrooms arranged like a field sheet.

Botanical study / watercolor markers

Leaves, berries, flowers, and mushrooms in one field sheet.

Adelya turns small natural forms into a compact botanical page: part sketchbook, part visual reference.

This botanical watercolor marker study gathers several observations on one page, letting the viewer compare shape, color, and rhythm across plants and fungi.

A loose study with field-guide clarity.

The page keeps the spontaneity of a sketchbook while using labels and spacing to make each form easy to compare.

Round berries, leaf clusters, pale blossoms, and mushroom silhouettes sit together as a small archive of botanical shapes.

Artist note Watercolor markers make the color quick and direct, while the small written labels keep the page grounded in observation.

The main study

The composition works as a visual collection rather than a single finished illustration: each drawing has its own character, but the page reads as one botanical set.