Sarah Fitzgerald

Sarah Fitzgerald — Design-Driven Illustration with Natural Warmth

Sarah Fitzgerald is a Denver-based artist and designer with a background in illustration and design from the University of Cincinnati. Her work sits at the intersection of visual storytelling and graphic clarity — botanical subjects, landscapes, and florals rendered with a designer's eye for composition and colour balance. Every piece feels deliberate: warm palettes, clean forms, and enough visual layering to hold attention without clutter.

Her prints at Kuriosis include Prickly Pear, Magical Monstera, Harvest Bouquet, Apricot Blooms, and The Snow Line. The range moves from lush botanicals to quiet winter landscapes, but a consistent design sensibility ties them together. Shapes are simplified without becoming abstract, colours are rich but controlled, and each composition has the kind of balance that comes from someone trained to think about how images work on a surface.

Fine Art Prints and Canvas Prints — Produced in Berlin

All Sarah Fitzgerald prints are produced in our Berlin studio using archival pigment inks rated for 100+ years of colour stability. Fine art paper prints use 225g matte stock — a surface that suits her clean, design-forward aesthetic well, holding crisp edges and smooth gradients. Available as framed or unframed prints in A3, 50×70 cm, 70×100 cm, and A0. Frame options include oak, black, and walnut brown.

Canvas prints add a tactile warmth that complements the organic subjects in her work. Printed on 400g cotton canvas with a linen weave texture, mounted on a wooden stretcher frame. Available in 30×40 cm, 50×70 cm, and 70×100 cm, with optional floating frames for a gallery-level finish.

Contemporary Illustration at Kuriosis

Sarah Fitzgerald is part of our contemporary artist collection — living artists whose original work we print and ship directly from Berlin. For more botanical and plant-focused art, explore our botanical art prints or browse floral art prints for related subjects across styles and periods.