Vinyl Bloom Botanical Art Print Poster, Record Grooves As Petals

A vinyl record drawn as a flowering plant, the grooves fanning out like concentric petals, a tonearm rising as the stem with a single leaf node, all inked in warm ochre and charcoal on a specimen page with a handwritten label. It is wall art for the crate digger who thinks of records as living things. Framed, this art print brings a soft, studious warmth that neon rave prints never manage.

Old botanical plates catalogued plants down to the vein, and here that same care turns a record into a species worth preserving. The bloom idea plays on how a record spins open into sound the way a flower opens to light. A thoughtful gift for the friend whose Discogs wantlist is a novel.

• Vinyl grooves reimagined as concentric flower petals in fine ink
• Tonearm-as-stem detail with hand-labelled specimen text
• Warm ochre and charcoal palette on true aged-paper texture