Made some food & herb illustration

Recently, my friend Andruw, a web designer based in London, UK, approached me for a new web project he received from a client. He invited me to contribute by illustrating food and herb images for his design project. With the references he provided, I found inspiration to create these artworks, which turned out successfully.

Eucalyptus Illustration

Coconut Illustration

Arnica Flowers & Herbs Illustration

Grapefruit Illustration

Burseraceae Illustration

Hemp Illustration

Aloe Vera Illustration

Lemon Illustration

Peppermint Illustration

I expressed my gratitude to Andruw for inviting me to contribute to his project. His encouragement to showcase the illustrations before the project's release was greatly appreciated. Overall, it was a fantastic project experience.

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