Illustration of a raccoon sitting on a gingham picnic blanket with a bowl of wild berries, a floral mug, and a vintage radio in a birch forest, contemporary folk art style.

Where the Berries Grow

Contemporary Folk Illustration with Raccoon & Vintage Radio

A contemporary folk illustration featuring a raccoon seated on a gingham picnic blanket with a bowl of wild berries, a floral mug, and a peach-toned vintage radio. Birch trees and scattered wildflowers frame the forest setting.

Type: Self-Initiated Illustration
Medium: Digitally hand-drawn illustration
Keywords: raccoon illustration, wild berries, vintage radio, contemporary folk

This illustration depicts a raccoon sitting on a gingham picnic blanket in a forest clearing. A bowl filled with freshly gathered wild berries sits in front of her, along with a floral-patterned mug and a peach-toned vintage radio. A small orange flower is tucked behind one ear, adding a subtle retro detail.

The scene incorporates soft greens, pinks, and warm oranges, echoing 1960s-inspired palettes and domestic textile patterns. The mix of objects—ceramic bowl, floral mug, portable radio—blends character-focused storytelling with decorative details typical of contemporary folk illustration.

Originally created as an art print, this piece was later adapted into smaller items such as stickers and greeting cards. The illustration brings together northern wildlife, food elements, and vintage-influenced objects within a quiet outdoor setting.

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