Rebecca Flaherty
Rebecca Flaherty creates bright, cozy art inspired by the organic beauty of botanical forms and folk traditions.
The collections within Rebecca’s work
Botanical Wonders
4 Prints · Ready to Frame
This set unites works from the 'Australian Flora' series, showcasing native plant life with a consistent illustrative technique and naturalistic palette. — ‘Australian Flora: Golden Wattle’, ‘Australian Flora: Wax Flower’, ‘Australian Flora: Straw Flower’ and ‘Australian Flora: Lilly Pilly’.
Enchanted Blooms
This collection draws from the 'Magical Flowers' series, characterized by their whimsical subject matter, vibrant, often jewel-toned palettes, and imaginative interpretations of flora.
Garden Whispers
These 'Magical Flowers' pieces share a common subject of daisies and related whimsical floral interpretations, using a softer, more ethereal palette.
Midnight Garden
This group from the 'Magical Flowers' series features darker, more intense palettes and subjects, exploring deeper, more mysterious floral themes.
Works by Rebecca Flaherty
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About Rebecca
Rebecca receives 20% of every sale
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Visual voice
Rebecca Flaherty — questions answered
What is Rebecca Flaherty's artistic background?
She is a self-taught UK-based illustrator who began her full-time career in 2015, initially focusing on watercolor wedding stationery.
What themes are common in her work?
Her work frequently features botanical motifs, nature-inspired folk art, and playful floral patterns.
How does the artist describe her style?
She characterizes her work as "bright art and cosy vibes," often referring to herself as a "Maker-of-Pretty-Things."
Does she use digital or traditional tools?
While she started in watercolor, she is a recognized expert in digital tools like Procreate and Affinity Photo, which she uses to create her illustrations.
Where has her work been commercially distributed?
Her designs are available through several commercial platforms including Spoonflower, Etsy, and the art print site Fy!.
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