Another one in the series of illustrations for Yoga Earth food products. Beautiful and kinda creepy, that Maca root.

Another Yoga Earth snack packaging illustration.

There’s an apple tree down the road from here, and back in the fall Milo would like to walk to it and pick the fruit. It was homely and a bit worm-eaten, but the apples were tart, sweet, and crisp. This painting was done in October. Not up to Abbey Ryan standards, but a valiant attempt.

Here’s another one:

The garden has been producing some truly deranged and comical carrots this year. Here’s one:

And speaking of food art, take a look at the amazing blog of Abby Ryan!

I bought these at the Cortelyou Rd. farmer’s market this past weekend. Slightly different shape that typical oyster mushrooms, with pale grey stalks and ochre heads. Incredible smell. Delicious with pasta and lots of butter!

This is the stem of one of those purple cauliflowers, which happen to be delicious. I parboiled it in salted water and then tossed it with a little lemon olive oil and lemon juice. Although it lost a bit of it’s bright purple-ness in the parboiling, when i sprinkled on the lemon juice, parts of it turned an almost florescent magenta. Wild. Made me wonder…if I put lemon juice in the water, will the whole thing turn that color? I’ll have to buy another one and try it.

It’s amazing what I can find during my semi-annual studio cleaning. From what I can recall, this pear was delicious. A bosc.