Illustration by Tyler Feder

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Octo­ber is the month that many artists and illus­tra­tors take on a chal­lenge to draw every day.  Illus­tra­tor Tyler Fed­er is one who recent­ly com­plet­ed the project, choos­ing to focus the month of draw­ing nature god­dess­es in pen and ink. “Aka god­dess-type fig­ures inspired by plant sym­bol­ism (the mean­ings var­i­ous cul­tures assign to dif­fer­ent plants),” she writes. “I’ve been draw­ing all my life but I still pret­ty much draw flow­ers and plants the way I did as a kid, so this will be a month of prac­tic­ing my botan­i­cal illus­tra­tion (with some love­ly nude bod­ies per usu­al).”

Tyler’s fig­ures are a beautiful—and inclusive—mix of bod­ies, blooms, and friend­ship! It should also be not­ed that Tyler is not call­ing this project Ink­to­ber, as it is alleged that Jake Park­er (the cre­ator of Ink­to­ber) has pla­gia­rized a Black artist.

You can pur­chase Tyler’s work in her Etsy shop. Be sure to fol­low her on Insta­gram for more art.

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustration by Tyler Feder

Illustrations by Tyler Feder



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