Why Do Pomegranates Look Better When They’re Broken?
Pomography by Inessa Falina There is something slightly dangerous about looking at a pomegranate for too long. At…
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Develop an Artist’s Eye: The Day You Stop Looking at Things and Start Seeing Them
Develop an Artist’s Eye – Ginger Flower from Galápagos Islands When did you last really look at a…
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Why I Created Painting with Inessa: Finding Calm, Creativity and a Little Chaos Along the Way
Principle colours mix There are moments in life when you discover something that helps you through difficult times….
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From Dream to Reality: How I Created My First Painting Course
Painting a pear One thing is to dream about creating an online painting course and quite another thing…
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A New Chapter: Becoming a Fellow of the Linnean Society of London
The Linnean Society Library Some moments arrive quietly, yet they stay with you forever. Yesterday was one of…
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From Corporate Life to Botanical Artist: Why I Created an Online Painting Course for Beginners
For most of my life I lived in a world that had no room for creativity. For nearly…
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When Plants Have Personality: The Story Behind My Anthropomorphic Botanical Art
A moment of juiciness by Inessa Falina ‘People often assume botanical artists spend their days painting flowers in…
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Between Paint and People: My Workshop Journeys in Europe
Painting in Wales After a year of exhibitions and many quiet hours in the studio, I found myself…
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How I Became a Botanical Artist: A Personal Journey Through Grief, Study and Botanical Painting
La Mortella Gardens A personal story that began with two brushes, six colours and a very difficult season…
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Humorous Botanical Art: How a Banana Painting Became an Unexpected Gallery Success
“Posing Banana” was featured by Saatchi Art. Two years ago, I discovered humorous botanical art almost by accident….
