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Botanical Sketches
Pressed Floral Art
There's something magical about capturing a moment in bloom forever. This timeless art form transforms fresh flowers into delicate keepsakes that preserve their beauty long after they would naturally fade.
Botanical Sketches
Delicate pen and ink studies that celebrate nature's intricate details, capturing the quiet beauty found in leaves, stems, and petals.
Works in Ink
Experimental techniques that blend spontaneity with intention, creating unexpected artistic discoveries through unique mark-making processes.
We believe that your wedding bouquet , or any other special occasion floral should be a lasting memory, not a fleeting moment seen only in photos.
By carefully preserving select florals from your bouquet, we arrange them in an artistic way, framed so you can enjoy them every day.
When selecting your flowers , keep in mind that not all flowers press well. Flowers such as roses, peonies, dahlias and hydrangea will take some maneuvering for the best result. We usually dissect these florals and put them back together, leaving out the bulk. Also, white florals are prone to turning tan and even brown when pressed. We will discuss these things when you reserve your date and then again, when we receive the florals. Rest assured that your finished preserved piece will be a treasure, even with these challenges.
Personalized Process For your Preservation project
Personal consultation
Let's get in touch and discuss sizes, mounting ideas and framing.
404-307-5945
theartofplayingwithflowers@gmail.com
Meet Melody
Based in Nashville, TN, my work as an artist started when I was old enough to hold a crayon. I’ve always been happiest while creating. My mind works overtime, and I see things around me that most people miss. It can be exhausting, but I’ve learned to gleam the benefits of creativity and wonder.
Throughout my career, I have experimented with various mediums and found that I love mixing it up. I’m constantly trying something new.
I’m told that my drawings evoke curiosity and wonder. By drawing them with fine details, I can express my respect for the life cycle of nature, from a mere bud, throughout the process of transitioning to decay. I love using the local trees and plants as subjects.
