There is a particular beauty in the stages of decay that we often overlook. As plants wither and decompose, they reveal delicate structures, textures and forms that can create entirely unique botanical prints. Explore how I collect and work with decayed plant material throughout autumn and winter.

Learn how different ecoprint plants behave on fabric, from color printers and tannin-rich leaves to light printers, non-printers and acid printers.

Spring is one of my favourite seasons for ecoprinting. Young leaves, samara seeds and other spring ephemera create delicate tone-on-tone effects, soft color transitions and botanical impressions that are difficult to achieve at any other time of year.

Why experimentation, observation and documentation are the foundation of consistent and creative botanical printing.

A practical guide to understanding iron in ecoprinting, including its effects on color, print clarity, tannin reactions and different fiber types.

Seeds and seed heads can add delicate detail, texture and complexity to ecoprints and botanical prints. Discover how samaras, shepherd's purse, nipplewort and narrow-leaved pepperwort create beautiful imprints and silhouettes on fabric.

Discover why moisture balance is one of the most important factors in botanical printing and ecoprinting. Learn how fabric moisture, leaves and blankets work together to create crisp, vibrant and beautifully detailed botanical prints.

A closer look at madder root and the remarkable way it interacts with plants, creating depth, color and unexpected possibilities in ecoprinting.