Sarah Krystallia Johnson, 3D Environment Artist, shared on her LinkedIn and ArtStation a Garden Bouquet Foliage Kit she created to work on her foliage skills.

The artist said that the idea was inspired by a game pitch she came up with before. The concept of the game was that a girl who runs a mobile flower arranging shop steals the flowers from people's lawns and backyards to create the bouquets.

That's a clever twist on something that seems rather simple on the surface.

The flowers look very colorful and vibrant, and I think the concept of the game sounds really fun. Searching for the perfect flowers, arranging them, and maybe trying not to be caught.

The kit was created using Maya, Unreal Engine, and Clip Studio Paint. Here are more images of the foliage:

Sarah Krystallia has very good skills in creating artworks that look hand-painted, like the Jam Station, which is a project that started as something fun, and to work on her hand-painting skills, or her Cliff Tower project, which was based on a concept by the Concept Artist Farah Mérand.

Check out other foliage projects we have shared, like these realistic flowers made in Blender by FR3NKD, our Anna Dalmau Forcano's interview, where she explained how to create realistic foliage, or Dany Bittel's 3D Gaussian splat animation that shows a dandelion in various growth stages.

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