Upcoming Projects
I am working on a series of illustrations of the Costa Rican strangler fig to be completed in the spring of 2027.
Strangler Figs
You can’t help but pause in your tracks when you first encounter a mature strangler fig. Its intricate lattice-fused roots, the way it rises majestically above the rest of the canopy. Each tree has a personality of its own, looking like something out of Tolkien’s Middle-earth.
Surprisingly, this tree to the right is 12 feet in diameter! When a strangler fig fruits, there can be 100,000-500,000 fruits! Below is one of the figs…it is 1” in diameter. The three small holes, center/right, are the escape holes made by the male fig wasp for the female fig wasp to then leave by after they hatch.
Stay tuned for updates on sketches and drawings!