Having worked as a wedding florist for 18 years, Jules says choosing her favourite flower would be like choosing a favourite child; she loves them all. But if she really had to pick, it would be the Icelandic poppy: from the moment the flower pops out of its tight casing to the crinkly petals unfurling in riots of pink, orange and yellow, it really is a stunner. Even the vintage china jug in the picture holds special significance: she remembers it on her grandfather's sideboard, filled with his heavenly scented garden roses through the summer months. A print with genuine personal history behind it, not just a pretty image.

Jules Wild works from her garden studio in the Cotswolds. With a degree in ceramic design and a background in marketing, she retrained as a floral designer over 18 years ago and built an award-winning wedding and event flower company. When that business stopped during the COVID-19 pandemic, she returned to her artistic roots, and the response to the work she shared on Instagram mid-lockdown was so positive she is now committed to creating art full time. Her artwork blends the romantic side of florals with the grittier side of urban art and graffiti: a colourful, edgy juxtaposition of collaged, stencilled, painted and photographic elements.

Edition: 75
Signed: Yes, hand-signed and embossed by the artist
Medium: Giclée print on textured Fine Art Cotton archival paper (300gsm), printed with UV-resistant pigment inks
Image size: 54 × 54cm
Paper size: 60 × 60cm (including border)
Year: 2022
Certificate: Numbered Certificate of Authenticity included with every print
Longevity: Archival paper and pigment inks are lightfast for up to 85+ years; avoid direct sunlight and frame with UV-filter glass or acrylic plexiglass