From initial sketches Felicity started experimenting with different media to dramatise the images so that their power and intoxicating seduction was captured.   

Experimenting with drawing ink

 Random coloured inks were poured from a height so that the colours would bleed together. 
Felicity would then look intensely at the accidental pourings and see if it took a form of its own and then block in the background to make sense of the image.

Exotic Fauna 

Felicity describes herself as a colourist. A blue sky will become pink, a green field will turn purple. The literal is not important but making the scene speak to you is what Felicity pursues.
The above image is a plant Felicity found on the island that appeared to have snakes heads growing out of it.

Thatches and Palms

Soft Pastels

Study of the detail of the palm structure

Watercolour Washes

Watercolours used to give a hazed impression of the beach.

Acyricl Paints

Detailed study of the leaf

Endless varieties of Palm Trees and Wild Flowers

Yellow Mastic

One of the Cayman Islands largest native trees with a yellow flower and reddish bark.

Wild Fauna

Curly Bean

The pods split and twist open in the late summer, to release their scarlet red seeds.