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This is COOOL!!!!!
Man I should really get to painting the plants I researched on
Can never get enough of people just casualy exusting in nature
Finally finished 😭 Timelapse at the bottom! I had an idea for my Wings of Pages series, where instead of text, it's a book full of botanical illustrations. The majority of the time was spent on the individual flowers for each feather/page of the wings. I really love the look of old botanical books with the water color paintings and the scientific names written in cursive. So I spent way too many hours painting out 20 of these flower pages, and even then, it wasn't enough for the wings so I did have to duplicate some.
Here are the 20 flowers! The HD image of Atlas Botanicus, and all 20 HD flower studies without watermark will be DMed on Patreon.com/Yuumei on May 5th, along with the hours long video recording of how I painted everything.
For September’s plant - the beginning of spring where I am - I chose the primrose. The common name originates from the latin - prima rosa, or first rose. It’s one of the early bloomers that usher in the spring. It’s also one of the favoured plants of the fair folk
now for todays jacket spotlight - the cicada design!
im personally SO happy with how the dogwood sleeves turned out - theyre one of my favorite embroidered designs out of the whole collection.
only one more design left to reveal!! get all the info about preorders here!
‘Flowering Trees of the Orient’ (1921).
Garden catalogue from A. E Wohlert, the Garden Nurseries.
U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library.
archive.org
I don't know why I was not able to post on tumblr lately...whenever i clicked the 'post button' it showed some error ! But now here it is!😀❤
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this one’s from France as well, my watercolour study of a beautiful nerium oleander got interrupted by a refreshing summer rain
Passiflora caerulea watercolour illustration This beautiful blue passionflower plant grew right in front of our tent in France - what a good time that was!
icelandic flora.