Tomato art

Food illustration for brand packaging, publishing and editorial

In this tutorial I’m going to show you how you can paint these tomatoes in watercolor. And I think you’ll be amazed how easy it is to get satisfying results if you follow this method. You don’t need any experience with watercolor. I’ll show you all the steps from beginning to end. And I’ll even

Soooo excited to share with you the first piece from my newest collection, Kaari’s Kitchen! This “Tomato Varieties” illustration was an absolute blast to research and draw. There are so many varieties out there with a diverse range of colors and shapes, perfect for a poster style drawing. While drawing this, I found myself nostalgic for those late summer days where the tomatoes are suddenly ripe and you find yourself planning out so many recipes to showcase their short-lived, tomatoey…

A lovely bunch of tomatoes.

Alai✨Oil painter | 🍅Tomato paintings so far 🙈➡️swipe to the last to see really old ones, and the whole collection🥹 is it embarrassing? A bit haha! I’m sure yo… | Instagram

Jane Bain is an artist, painter and printmaker based in London. She specialises in silkscreen printing her work is characterised by a fascination for light, nature and scale. Jane's subjects include flora and fauna.

Miriam Figueras | Food & Botanical Illustration: Mixed media artwork with a focus on realism, color and vibrancy. With a passion for cookery and nature, inspired by traditional botanical illustration with a contemporary twist. Currently developing art licensing, packaging and editorial projects.