(8 Pictures) A few macro flower pictures. Pink Lily with a fine mist of water. Close up of a red hot poker.
This is one of my favorite miniatures ever made and I really tried to pull out the stops on it (I could have done more but I chose not to for the sake of my tastes) I really enjoy painting NMM as well as appreciating other NMM works and one thing has always eluded me.......painting convincing steels. This is where i really considered HOW to do NMM steels/irons/silvers etc because this model NEEDED it! In contrast to my usual style and strong presence of the flower knight i went for very rough/rustic/real/rusty effects on the base. Trying to show the dirty dead pollutions of industry being given new life by lush and lively warrior I hope you guys like him as much as I enjoyed painting him
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Wykegate Meadows, 2018
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Madam Butterfly, drawn by sweetly scented flowers, bearing scars of battles won. Bees drink the nectar too, and the garden hums, with the thrum of life. Cheers to you from The Holler garden~
Flower photography tips for taking great flower photos. Tips include angles, isolation, light source, back lighting, avoiding wind, close-ups, and more.
Sweeping views of the magnificent Dandenongs and colourful close-ups of Edith’s flower farm burst from the pages of Lyrebird! A True Story...
Flower photography is an incredibly accessible form of art since you can find flowers virtually everywhere from botanical gardens and parks through to potted plants on a window sill. Moreover, it offers endless creative possibilities, allowing you to compose abstracts, capture intricate close-ups, frame picturesque landscapes, and explore a multitude…
This flower is from an African Daisy in my garden. I loved taking close ups of these flowers. Super beautiful. If you want beautiful flowers like this plant some african daisies. Available in every color and drought tolerant.
This is a DT project for Blue Fern Studios. There is a flower tutorial on my blog. You can find close ups and details about Blue Fern Products on my blog. http://what-a-beautiful-mess.blogspot.com/
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This selection of hearts begins with a sleeping cat on a heart covered bed spread from my book In the Heart. Then there is a felt balsam pillow and a heart pin covered in french knots, both projects from my how-to book, Felt Wee Folk. The last two are a chain stitched heart that's part of the endpapers and…
It's been a while since I've shown some closeups, so here's one about chairs. See the archived posts from the Close-ups Series here. I use chairs as perches for my little dolls. The trick is making the chairs in shallow relief, so that they don't stick out too far in my pictures. The first photo shows…
Today, I'm starting a regular series called Close-ups, which will feature detailed images taken from my artwork. I'm having fun grouping different subjects for future posts. There will be close-ups from my childhood drawings, student work, sculpture, illustrations and fabric relief pieces, all presented in somewhat chronological order. The following cats are from my books,…
