I worked on botanical illustrations for a book by Kang Se-jong of The Gardener's Wife. I drew scenes using yellow hands to show how to pot plants and handle them. Since the book was already filled with beautiful photographs of various plants, I kept the color palette limited to just three or four tones.

This was the line that resonated with me most, as someone who loves plants:
"Beginner plant parents often experience frustration at the most basic stage — watering — because they can't tell the difference between an overwatered plant and an underwatered one." p.44