Raku Inoue (previously) goes all-white in his latest flower petal compositions. The Montreal-based creative uses flower petals, stems, and leaves to form creatures ranging from owls and tigers to beetles and butterflies in his ongoing Natura series. Inoue takes advantage of the natural curvatures and shapes of his source materials to create lively interpretations of animals. In Inoue’s owl, densely-petaled mums form the bird’s fluffy belly, while the angular outlines of alstroemeria create the exoskeleton and horns of a beetle. More
Aquarelles de style japonisant Je les réalise spontanément, sans dessin préalable Puis je rajoute des traits de feutre pour donner plus de relief Je les appelle aquafeutres. elles font dialoguer fleurs et animaux Ce sont des originaux uniques J'envoie...
Raku Inoue (previously) goes all-white in his latest flower petal compositions. The Montreal-based creative uses flower petals, stems, and leaves to form creatures ranging from owls and tigers to beetles and butterflies in his ongoing Natura series. Inoue takes advantage of the natural curvatures and shapes of his source materials to create lively interpretations of animals. In Inoue’s owl, densely-petaled mums form the bird’s fluffy belly, while the angular outlines of alstroemeria create the exoskeleton and horns of a beetle. More
Raku Inoue (previously) goes all-white in his latest flower petal compositions. The Montreal-based creative uses flower petals, stems, and leaves to form creatures ranging from owls and tigers to beetles and butterflies in his ongoing Natura series. Inoue takes advantage of the natural curvatures and shapes of his source materials to create lively interpretations of animals. In Inoue’s owl, densely-petaled mums form the bird’s fluffy belly, while the angular outlines of alstroemeria create the exoskeleton and horns of a beetle. More
For a new series titled Natura Insects, Montreal-based creative Raku Inoue arranged a variety of leaves and blooms to create the delicate components of stag beetles, butterflies, and other insects. While the same results could be easily produced using digital or collage techniques, Inoue pushed the concept even further and used real flowers which he then photographed as you see here. You can see more from the series on Instagram. More
*Please Note* Please choose Tracked & Signed delivery service at checkout if you wish your order to be tracked. Happy, fun and colourful art for children and adults alike! A vibrant design featuring a collection of patterned Beetles. Print of an original Acrylic Painting by Amber Davenport. Details High quality inkjet print of an original acrylic painting. Printed with rich, vibrant pigment inks onto 300gsm white matte card. All artwork is printed in house with a professional large format printer. Each print will be hand signed and dated by Amber Davenport. Colours may vary due to monitor settings. Frame is not included. Sizes A5 (148 x 210 mm / 5.8 x 8.3 inches) A4 (210 x 297 mm / 8.3 x 11.7 inches) A3 (297 x 420 mm / 11.7 x 16.5 inches) A2 (420 x 594 mm / 16.53 x 23.39 inches) Shipping A5, A4 and A3 prints will be posted flat in a strong corrugated board envelope, this will ensure your artwork arrives in immaculate condition. Each print will be placed in a biodegradable cello bag along with a piece of strong cardboard, this will ensure the artwork stays flawless until you are ready to hang it. A2 prints will be packaged in a cello bag and rolled into a quality poster tube for added protection. Your artwork will be posted 1-3 business days after you place your order. I ship first class UK (arrives 1-2 days after dispatch) For the rest of the world I post Standard Airmail (This should take 5-10 working days after dispatch) Please note there is no tracking included in the standard shipping option. Please select tracked delivery at checkout if you'd like your order to be tracked. The Artist I'm Amber, an illustrator based in the North West of England. My work is vibrant, lively and filled with pattern. I work primarily with acrylic paints and am inspired by my love of plants, wildlife and travel. I launched my business from my bedroom whilst at University in Manchester. I was driven by my desire to fill people's homes with happiness, colour and escapism in the form of beautifully illustrated wall art and accessories. Since graduating in 2018, Amber Davenport has grown into a full time venture, with an ever growing product range. I am passionate about protecting the environment in which the plants and animals I paint live. Therefore I have been working towards using completely biodegradable and compostable packaging where possible. Everything is made in the UK and packed by hand in my studio. My art makes a great gift for a new home, a new baby, or maybe just a gift for yourself. I strive to produce products which are unique and thoughtful, I hope you find something you love! *PLEASE NOTE* Please choose Tracked & Signed delivery service at checkout if you wish your order to be tracked. Unfortunately due to COVID19 deliveries are taking a little longer than usual to get to you. UK deliveries are delayed by up to 3 days, and international deliveries by up to 10 days. Please be patient, I'll make sure they get to you safely. 💌 Sign up to our mailing list for 15% off your first order! Simply visit www.amberdavenport.co.uk/pages/mailing-list 💌
La vrillette du bois est probablement le moins connu des insectes xylophages. Elle fait pourtant des ravages dans la maison si on ne prend pas les moyens de l’éradiquer.
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For a new series titled Natura Insects, Montreal-based creative Raku Inoue arranged a variety of leaves and blooms to create the delicate components of stag beetles, butterflies, and other insects. While the same results could be easily produced using digital or collage techniques, Inoue pushed the concept even further and used real flowers which he then photographed as you see here. You can see more from the series on Instagram. More
Raku Inoue (previously) goes all-white in his latest flower petal compositions. The Montreal-based creative uses flower petals, stems, and leaves to form creatures ranging from owls and tigers to beetles and butterflies in his ongoing Natura series. Inoue takes advantage of the natural curvatures and shapes of his source materials to create lively interpretations of animals. In Inoue’s owl, densely-petaled mums form the bird’s fluffy belly, while the angular outlines of alstroemeria create the exoskeleton and horns of a beetle. More
*Finally* finished with StitchGothica's Bug Case! by NverYouMind
When I came across an insect hotel on Pinterest about two years ago, I was intrigued immediately. I hadn’t seen or heard of one before. I learned that insect hotels are predominantly made from natural materials to provide nesting facilities and shelter to beneficial insects, especially during the winter months. When we planted some tomatoes this year and they got affected by aphids, I remembered this concept. I don’t like using any kind of pesticides and rather wanted try to attract beneficial insects to our garden, which would eat up aphids and other damaging insects, snails etc. When I mentioned to dear hubby, that I would like to have an insect hotel, he right away ran into the shed to grab some reclaimed wood and started building one. Well, not exactly but it didn’t take me very long to persuade him. Some homemade chocolate muffins might have been involved. When hubby had finished the main structure, we filled the house with twigs, bamboo, straw, bark, pine cones and a piece of a tree trunk with some holes drilled in it. I took a piece of driftwood and painted a “Vacancy” sign. Even insects want to know how much a night in a hotel will cost them. So I made this sign with the rates for our comfortable rooms and suites. We have special rates for long-term guests and packages are available as well. Now we wait for our guests to check-in and hope to have less pest infestation next year. You’ll find the insect hotel at these great parties: Vintage Inspiration at Knick of Time Party Junk at Funky Junk Interiors A Morning Cup of Joe at The Cottage Market
The zombie-creating fungus in The Last of Us is real, but there are many other fungi to fear. Of the 5 million fungal species in the world, a few hundred are dangerous to people.
Fabriquez votre propre bloc WC écologique à la maison avec des ingrédients simples comme le vinaigre, l'agar-agar et des huiles essentielles.
Photograph by Gyorgy Csoka To protect itself from would-be predators, the Hornet Moth (Sesia apiformis) has evolved to mimic the look and mannerisms of a real hornet. The large bulky moth ha…
This months batch are outstanding ( in my opinion) including many new to me. Some stunning stuff here. It never ceases to amaze me at the wealth of talent spread across the World. I don't comment on every one and this is no reflection on those artists. Several have featured before. I just comment off the cuff. Hope you like them. After looking at this lot I'm off to trash my paintings! Back to the drawing board. You may notice a few have 'copyright' or the artists names emblazoned across them. I'm assuming it's alright to feature them as I have no profit or other motives. If objections were received I'll delete them as there are thousands more with no such restrictions. Dean Crouser - I've always liked this American artists work and this is superb,. Eginta Tarasevich -Wonderful! Karl Martens. I like this artists studies of birds very much. He actually paints very large. Konstantin Sterkhov Igor Sava Adisom Pornsirikavn -Wow! Lian Quan Zhen What a stunner this is! Rick Huang Charles Reid Look at the simplicity of this. It's probably a half sheet painting. Darren Woodhead - Lovely Claude Buckle - Group of refugees, very effective Pol Ledent Chien Chung-Wei Hitesh Durgani Arthur Melville Another from Dean Crouser - I love this one too. Annemiek Grouenhout Jen Buckley Jem Bowden Eiginta Tarasevich Just had to put this in.
Explore the whimsical world of dragonflies with 30 Beautiful Dragonfly Drawing Ideas. Delve into scenes where delicate dragonflies gracefully alight on blooming water lilies, their iridescent wings shimmering in the sunlight. Witness the intricate patterns of their flight as they hover over serene ponds or navigate through fields of swaying grass. Whether perched on dew-kissed leaves or dancing in the moonlight, each sketch captures the ethereal beauty and delicate elegance of these enchanting creatures. Let these drawings ignite your creativity and transport you to a world of wonder and inspiration.
16 images insolites ou humoristiques à découvrir dans cet article. Merci aux contributeurs du topic images drôles.Au Mexique près de la frontière US, un conducteur ivre s'est endormi au volant de sa voiture et a foncé dans
Our society discards a lot of electronics, as they are rendered obsolete almost every day, but artists like Julie Alice Chappell, based in the UK, are there to pick up the pieces and turn them into beautiful recycled art. In her case, she turns old computer circuit boards and electronics into beautiful winged insects in a series called "Computer Component Bugs."
