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JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Eight butterfly specimens arranged on a cream background, featuring the striking purple emperor with its iridescent blue-purple wings alongside painted ladies and commas in warm orange and brown tones. Strong reference material for nature journals, educational prints, or botanical-style packaging
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Sixteen carefully rendered butterflies arranged in a scientific study format, featuring vivid blue and copper-orange species typical of British meadows. The numbered plate layout makes this equally suited for wall art, nature journals, or educational posters
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Five specimens of common British butterflies arranged on a cream background, each rendered with precise wing markings and natural coloring. The plate format works well for nature-themed wall art, educational materials, or junk journal pages
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Eleven butterfly specimens arranged in a scientific study format, featuring orange-spotted fritillaries alongside smaller brown hairstreaks and a striking green specimen. The naturalist plate style works well for wall art, nature journals, or educational materials
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Eight different butterfly species arranged in pairs on a cream background, showing both upper and underwing views. The orange-tip and various white butterflies are rendered with scientific precision, making this plate ideal for nature-themed packaging, wall art, or educational materials
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Nine brown and orange butterflies arranged in a scientific study format, each numbered and showing distinct wing patterns with characteristic eye spots. Great for nature-themed packaging, educational materials, or junk journal pages
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Six different moth species arranged in a classic natural history plate format, each showing distinctive wing markings in warm browns, ochres, and russet tones. The numbered specimens work well as individual cutouts or as a complete composition for nature-themed projects
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
A naturalist’s plate documenting the cinnabar moth from striped caterpillar through pupa to crimson-winged adult, all arranged around a yellow ragwort stem. Strong reference for educational posters, nature journals, or entomology-themed packaging
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Eight hawk moths arranged in a scientific study format, featuring striking species with pink, brown, and cream wing patterns. The eyed hawk moth at top displays its distinctive blue eyespots, while elephant hawk moths below show vivid pink coloring-great reference for naturalist projects or textile patterns
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
A scientific plate showing the complete metamorphosis of the magpie moth, from spotted caterpillars feeding on currant leaves to the distinctive black, white, and orange patterned adults. Works well for nature journals, educational materials, or entomology-themed projects
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Eight different moth species arranged in a scientific study format, showcasing remarkable variety in wing patterns from zigzag stripes to bold blue-banded underwings. The large central specimen with its dramatic coloring makes this plate especially striking for wall art or educational projects
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Seven moth specimens arranged on a cream background, featuring dramatic eye-spotted emperor moths alongside delicate yellow geometers. The scientific plate format makes this ideal for wall art, natural history prints, or educational materials
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Fifteen different moth species arranged in a scientific grid format, ranging from pale green geometrid moths at the top to boldly spotted tiger moths at the bottom. Great reference for naturalist projects, entomology-themed stationery, or educational materials
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Twelve moth specimens arranged in a scientific plate format, each rendered in warm browns, tans, and cream tones with careful attention to wing patterns and body detail. Great reference for naturalist designs, educational materials, or junk journal pages
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Nine moth specimens arranged in a scientific plate format, featuring species with distinctive brown, cream, and striking red-pink underwings. The numbered layout and cream paper background give it that classic field guide feel-great for nature journals, educational materials, or wall art
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Twelve moth specimens arranged in a scientific grid, each showing distinct wing patterns in earthy oranges, browns, and cream tones. Great reference for nature journals, entomology-themed packaging, or educational wall art
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Nine different moth specimens arranged in a naturalist study plate, featuring striking red underwing moths with banded patterns alongside smaller spotted and striped varieties. The range of wing patterns and color variations makes this useful for scientific posters, nature-themed packaging, or educational materials
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Fifteen different moth specimens arranged in a classic natural history grid, each numbered and showing distinct wing patterns from spotted to striped to geometric. Great reference for textile patterns, scientific posters, or nature-themed stationery
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
A natural history plate showing ten different moth species arranged in rows, each numbered and rendered with scientific precision. The warm color palette of oranges, browns, and creams makes this great for nature-themed packaging or educational wall art
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
A scientific study plate showing ten different moth species in muted earth tones, each numbered and displayed with wings spread. The subtle color variations from cream to rust make these useful for nature-themed designs, educational materials, or textile patterns
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Ten different moth species arranged in rows, each numbered and showing detailed wing markings from muted browns to warm oranges and pale greens. The scientific plate format makes this ideal for wall art, educational projects, or nature-themed packaging
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Ten different moth specimens arranged in a scientific plate format, showing tiger moths with bold orange and brown striped patterns alongside delicate white ermine moths. Great reference for entomology projects, nature journals, or textile pattern inspiration
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Ten moths arranged in a classic specimen plate layout, showing varied species from rust orange to pale green to golden brown with distinctive wing patterns. Perfect for wall art, nature journals, or educational materials
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Nine different moth species arranged on a natural history plate, ranging from small pink and green specimens to large dramatic hawkmoths with striped bodies. The variety of wing patterns and colors makes this useful for nature-themed packaging, wall art, or educational materials
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
A naturalist’s reference plate showing twelve different moth specimens arranged in neat rows, each numbered for identification. The warm color palette of yellows, oranges, and browns makes this particularly useful for nature-themed packaging, educational materials, or wall art
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Eight different moth species arranged in a scientific study plate, showcasing varieties from large hawk moths with marbled purple-green wings to delicate spotted ermine moths. Perfect for natural history collages, entomology-themed projects, or fabric prints
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
A naturalist’s plate showing ten different moth species arranged in neat rows, each numbered for identification. The warm palette of oranges, yellows, and cream makes this particularly useful for nature-themed packaging, educational materials, or wall art prints
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Vivid orange nasturtium blooms anchor this natural history study, surrounded by cabbage white butterflies in various poses alongside caterpillar and chrysalis stages. The warm florals against pale backgrounds make this ideal for botanical prints, seed packet designs, or garden-themed stationery
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
A detailed natural history plate showing the complete metamorphosis of the puss moth, from distinctive green and purple caterpillars through chrysalis to the soft-mottled adult. The specimens are arranged around a poplar branch with autumn-touched leaves, making this ideal for entomology references or nature-themed editorial work
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
A naturalist’s plate showing the complete metamorphosis of a sphinx moth, from striped hornworm caterpillar to brown pupa to pink-banded adult. The careful staging on a leafy stem makes this ideal for educational materials, nature journals, or entomology-themed projects
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
A scientific study plate showing tiger moths in various poses alongside their caterpillars and chrysalis on a flowering nettle stem. The bold orange, black, and cream wing patterns make this perfect for nature-themed packaging, educational posters, or botanical wall art
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Seven tiger moths arranged in a naturalist study plate, each showing distinctive spotted and striped wing patterns in orange, cream, and black. The warm color palette and scientific presentation make this a striking reference for packaging, wall art, or textile patterns
JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 2020
Seven tiger moths arranged in a scientific plate format, each displaying distinctive spotted and striped wing patterns in warm oranges, creams, and browns. The varied specimens make excellent reference for entomology-themed projects, nature journals, or textile pattern inspiration
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