As your experience with cones, leaves, and dried flowers grows, you begin to see patterns in your choices—recurring textures, preferred shapes, or certain color harmonies that appear again and again. These patterns form the foundation of your artistic style. Developing…
Working with cones, leaves, and dried flowers begins long before the composition itself. The selection and preparation of materials form the foundation of every successful botanical arrangement. Each natural element has distinct qualities that influence texture, color, weight, and structural…
Creating depth in natural compositions is an essential skill that transforms simple materials into visually layered works of art. When cones, leaves, and dried flowers come together, their shapes and textures can create an impression of dimension, guiding the viewer’s…
Natural compositions built from cones, leaves, and dried flowers are more than handcrafted objects; they are a form of structured creative expression rooted in observing the quiet logic of nature. Each material carries its own history, texture, and rhythm, and…
