I’ve been having a bit of fun with my garden photos this week. With some help from AI, fifteen of them have been reworked into loose, sketchbook-style watercolour paintings, each one labelled with the plant’s name like a page from a gardener’s notebook.
Salvias make up most of the collection, which won’t surprise anyone who’s seen my borders. There’s Joy, Hot Lips, Cherry Lips, Royal Bumble, Belle de Loire and more, alongside Dahlias, a Lacecap Hydrangea, Globe Thistle and a Red Admiral butterfly that stopped by for a visit.
It’s a nice way to look back on the garden at its best, especially as the colour fades into autumn.