Naturally Creating Art

     One reason I love creating healthy food art is because it is a natural extension of my lifestyle. I always have fruits and vegetables around to eat. That is how this drawing of vine tomatoes came about. I simply looked in the fridge for something appealing to draw. I decided on these tomatoes for their vibrant color.

     Vine tomatoes is a 6x8" drawing using fine artist paper, pens, markers and colored pencil.

     If you would like to purchase this artwork or commission a unique one email me: thehealthyfoodartist@gmail.com

A Craving to Draw Arugula

    
     Since starting to create food art I've been getting hit by the desire to draw specific fruits and vegetables. Much like one gets cravings to eat foods! It feels fulfilling to create the artwork and then the desire dissipates.

     Arugula leaves feature poetic shapes that I felt a craving to draw in a new artwork. The stems twist, curve and intertwine in beautiful, natural ways.

     This is a 6x8" drawing using fine artist paper, pens, markers and colored pencil.

     If you would like to purchase this artwork or commission a unique one email me: adardarnov@gmail.com

First Post: Artichoke

     This is the first official post on the new Healthy Food Artist blog! I look forward to posting more and showing some of the art I've been creating. 

     For now, here is a drawing of an artichoke showing both the inside and the outside. This was inspired by a request from a work friend.

     I used marker, pen and colored pencil on Strathmore paper to draw this.