Emily Clark

hand painted watercolours and scientific illustrations

Emily Clark is a PhD candidate in the Conservation Decisions Lab at UBC. She has a multi-disciplinary background in history, ecology, cartography, and art. Her research focuses on exploring lived landscapes and the ways people change ecosystems over time. Emily’s work as an illustrator and painter focuses on ecological and botanical subjects.

types of work

Vector drawings – oak meadow food plants
Experimental design illustrations – amphibian salvage
Hand painted watercolours – Island marble butterfly
Icons for journal articles – hyperabundant deer strategies

All artwork, illustrations, and images displayed on this website are protected by copyright law and are the exclusive property of Emily Clark. These works may not be reproduced, distributed, copied, modified, or used in any form, whether digital or physical, without prior written permission from the copyright holder.

Any unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution of these works constitutes copyright infringement and may result in legal action. This includes, but is not limited to:

• Downloading, saving, or screenshots of images
• Sharing or reposting on social media or other platforms
• Using images in presentations or publications
• Creating derivative works
• Commercial use of any kind

For licensing inquiries or permission requests, please contact me.