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Anna Koska, a food illustrator

Who? Anna Koska

What? Illustrator Anna Koska specialises in food illustrations and occasionally oil paintings. Her work has appeared in over 100 books and she’s regularly commissioned to create canvases for restaurants, interior designers and private collectors alike. Prices vary according to medium and size.

When? Available now

Where? Exclusively at www.annakoskaillustration.com

How? Contact for more information

Ten tips on painting food by Anna Koska

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