Fern Illustration Long Sleeve T-Shirts

watercolor fern

Vector illustration of Cody Fern

Ferns pattern painted in watercolor.

Fern print

Description: "Sporophyte Spheres: A Fern Universe" is an imaginative creation that delves into the microcosmic world of ferns and the intricate patterns of their spores. This piece marries the lush detail of fern leaves with the mysterious beauty of spherical forms, inspired by the natural process of spore creation in ferns. The rich texture and depth of the artwork, paired with a captivating array of green and earthy hues, bring this biological marvel to life. It is a piece that not only accentuates the elegance of ferns but also invites contemplation of the complex life cycles within the plant kingdom. Perfect for those who are drawn to the intersection of science and art, this piece offers a sophisticated and organic statement, suited...

Fern leave illustration

My graphic.

One can never have too many plants. We need more plants. Send plants, please.

Fern, who got turned into an eggplant by Frieren

An illustration of an Adiantum fern from the 19th century.

An illustration of an Adiantum fern from the 19th century.

An illustration of an Adiantum fern from the 19th century.

Forest

My line art illustration of a fiddlehead fern.

An illustration of an Asplenium fern from the 19th century.

Watercolor painting of a fossil fern of the Carboniferous Period

Botanical illustration of a Northern beech fern from the 19th century.

Male mannequin with a tiny world inside.

Stark, who got turned into a tomato by Frieren

A young forest witch with green eyes and silver hair stares ahead. A constellation of silver stars and crescent moon make themselves at home at her throat. A meadow green cloak of blackberry and belladonna her witch had is trimmed with ferns and coated in belladonna.

Wild Life

An illustration of an unknown species of fern from the 19th century.

This design features cute fern silhouettes for a cottagecore or fairycore look, perfect for anyone who loves wildflowers or anyone who loves ferns and has unique sense of style.

The amazing thing about ferns, beauty, and elegance aside, is that there have been on Earth since way before dinosaurs. Ferns were some of the first plants to live on our planet. This watercolor, inspired by Victorian scientific illustrations, will be perfect if you like paleontology, botany, or simply pretty things.

Reimagined Polypodium Sepultum and P. Asplenioides from Ferns: British and Exotic (1856-1860) by Edward Joseph Lowe

Dryopteris carthusiana illustration from USDA-NRCS PLANTS Database / Britton, N.L., and A. Brown. 1913. An illustrated flora of the northern United States, Canada and the British Possessions. 3 vols. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. Vol. 1: 21. #science

watercolor

I adore old Botanical art. This piece, Bee Botanica, is illustration one in a two illustration series. Raspberries, fruit, dogwood flowers, ginkgo leaves, and a honeybee. Here, I have taken bits of botanical drawings from the early 1800s and mixed them with newer illustrations to make two modern, old fashioned botanical studies that have never existed in history but are original.

For all snail lovers out there and for nature lovers in general. 🌿🐌🌿 (this design is also available in white and black)

The Achillea Filipendulina or Fern-Leaf Yarrow is a plant with fern like green leaves and brightly colored golden flowers that just pop with color! It's a flowering plant in the sunflower family and native to central and southwestern Asia. It also goes by the name Coronation Gold Yarrow.

I adore old Botanical art. This piece, Bee Botanica, is illustration one in a two illustration series. Raspberries, fruit, dogwood flowers, ginkgo leaves, and a honeybee. Here, I have taken bits of botanical drawings from the early 1800s and mixed them with newer illustrations to make two modern, old fashioned botanical studies that have never existed in history but are original.

forest

Botanical illustration of Staghorn ferns from the 19th century.

Botanical illustration of Primitive ferns including tree ferns from the 19th century.

Find serenity in the beauty of ferns.

For all snail lovers out there and for nature lovers in general. 🌿🐌🌿