Or not, depending on my mood
I’m still really enjoying experimenting with neurograhic art – it may just be fancy doodling, but I can easily become engrossed in it. For some reason I keep seeing abstract flowers within the shapes created by the lines… perhaps these drawings/ paintings are truly the landscapes of my mind?
Sharpie and watercolour paint on A3 watercolour paper, and a hefty dose of imagination and artistic license! 🙂
PS here is the original line drawing for this one…
Rhododendron in bloom for today’s Flower of the Day 🙂
A bunch of tulips in a vase on my kitchen dresser for today’s Flower of the Day 🙂
Palest pink columbine in the garden, with peonies and bluebells in the background 🙂
My favourite kind of plants are the kind you simply stick in the ground, give them a decent drink, and pretty much let them grow themselves.
I love my garden, and enjoy gardening, but as much as possible I prefer to choose plants that can look after themselves.
This Ladies Mantle (Alchemilla Mollis) is one such plant – it appeared all by itself, as several small plants growing in odd places, so I transplanted them to where I wanted them to be and they’ve all flourished wonderfully well 🙂
A few images of white flowers growing freely in our garden 🙂
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