Watt’s approach to nature involves a meticulous layering of shapes that suggests both the wildness of a rainforest and the structured patterns found in traditional folk practices. The drawing uses sharp, defined edges to carve out space, creating an illusionary depth where leaves seem to push forward and recede into a dense, green shadow. It is a study in texture and form, where the organic curves of the flora are balanced by a deliberate, illustrative precision.

The landscape orientation allows the viewer to scan the composition like a panoramic window into an exotic habitat. By fusing botanical illustration with a more imaginative sensibility, Watt captures the diversity of flora in a way that feels both grounded in the real world and heightened by visual fantasy. The result is a vibrant exploration of the natural world, held within a classic frame that grounds the energy of the drawing.