Molly Reeder
Food Illustrator & Stylist in Richmond, Virginia
Lily of the valley, painted in watercolor. Giclee printed on archival paper, available in multiple sizes.
Special edition print! A beautiful ceramic bowl made by covington pottery out of Asheville, North Carolina, held in my hands, all painted in watercolor. This was such a joy to create! This piece is being used to help promote the Marshall Handmade Market that happens down in Marshall, NC every November. It is a very special artisan fair with highly skilled makers selling their wares.
This is being offered as a print for a limited time only. Available in multiple sizes. Come see us at the Marshall Handmade Market this November!
Dandelion in all of their glory! Giclee printed on archival velvet somerset paper. Available in multiple sizes.
Original painting is available in a separate listing. Please reach out with any questions!
A watercolor painting of a beautiful breakfast spread. Fresh focaccia with nigella and sesame seeds, butter & apricot jam, crumbly cheese, cucumber, tomatoes, walnuts, and hot tea. All set on a blockshop tablecloth. A colorful still life for your own breakfast space!
Giclee printed on archival somerset paper, available in multiple print sizes.
The original painting is listed separately in the shop.
Radicchio variegata di Lusia in watercolor. Giclee printed on velvet somerset archival paper. Multiple sizes available.
Carrots sourced from Shine Farms in Richmond, VA.
Painted in watercolor and colored pencil. Giclee printed on archival somerset paper, available in multiple sizes.
A sweet little bee sucking nectar from an echinacea flower, painted in watercolor, framed in pencil in a smaller format on the paper. Created for a dear customer in honor of her pup Tonka, who loved looking at the bees with her. Giclee printed on velvet somerset archival paper. Multiple sizes available.
Interested in working with Molly to elevate your brand or publication?
Molly works with food and beverage brands, as well as local and national publications, to create custom illustrations for print, decor, and marketing.
Queen of the flowers, miss Rose, painted in watercolor. Giclee printed on archival somerset paper, available in multiple sizes.