The fallen flowers of tulip trees are bright beacons on the forest floor. Related to ancient Magnolias, tulip trees are primarily pollinated by beetles, who predate bees on the evolutionary timescale. This piece illustrates a Liriodendron tulipifera flower and a yellow-horned flower beetle (Strangalia luteicornus).

Botanical art has long been used for both education and admiration. This piece continues that tradition with a contemporary voice. It’s an ideal choice for those who seek meaning in detail and wish to honor the natural world in their home or workspace. Let it ground you in quiet observation.