Years ago a good friend gave me a journal that I fell in love with. The cover was bright aqua and there was a line drawing of a beautiful california poppy on it – it’s the last image below. Over time I’ve seen a lot more artwork by Jill Bliss and thought I would share some of her native plant drawings today. As a gardener I can really see how much time she spends with the plants, and as an herbalist I appreciate how some of her prints list the plant’s medicinal uses. Lovely work.
August 14, 2009
jill bliss
Posted by theurbanfieldguide under urban ecology | Tags: blackberry, california poppy, jill bliss, yerba mansa |[2] Comments



August 14, 2009 at 12:11
Huh. I haven’t seen her work before. I really like the artwork and coloring of the last. Lovely.
November 5, 2009 at 14:11
[...] | Leave a Comment I love the blog Design Sponge, and as I’ve written earlier I also love the artwork of Jill Bliss. This week there’s a lovely combination with Jill Bliss guest blogging over at D’s and [...]