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Welcome to the results of this weeks art challenge on the theme of Wild Flowers. We knew that this would be a popular theme, however we didn’t realise how much enjoyment you would all gain from this wonderful subject. You have all gone wild over wild flowers!!
We absolutely love the featured image today by Anna Lebiedzka. Anna said…
It is a collage technique of wild flowers. I love combination of red and green colours.
We also love the painting below by Barbara Derecka of a photo we provided of Foxgloves in a hedgerow. Barbara painted it in acrylics – 14 x 10 inches.
Every single wild flower painting, drawing and photograph is absolutely beautiful and all of our students should be very pleased and proud of their results this week.
We have an interesting challenge for you tomorrow, something a little different. Perhaps a little tricky but of something every single one of us look every day at but perhaps take for granted! Intrigued? Stay tuned!!
My painting of wild flowers in acrylics – 14 x 10 inches Barbara DereckaDespite initial problems (see cat picture) we managed to finish a wildflower meadow. Reference pic taken by me at home. I’ll include that too. 🙂 Painted on Pastelmat with Unison and Sennelier soft pastels. Have a lovely day, Lydia + MollyA mouse merrily dancing in a field of wildflowers with a summer strawberry. Beckie AndrewsSome flowers I saw on a walk in a nature park near where I live but it started to rain! Trying to capture nature like in the “Diary of an Edwardian lady” Which I love! Pauline BurkeI managed to get out and sketch outdoors after some time now. I sketched multiple ones and then put them together. Luiza VaroviciGeranium Sibiricum L. (coloured pencils) Did you know that Geranium is known for its air-cleaning properties thanks to its antibacterial phytoncides? Originating from Africa, spreading to other continents from XVII century, now this wild flower can be found even in Siberia! Mila ZinzenBeautiful vibrant red poppies, they give such a lovely splash of colour, also great and meaningful symbolism. Angela BurtWild flowers: a wonderful week-end challenge and so relaxing! Rose-Marie BiehligI’ve attached a water colour painting of Cow Parsley, we found some on a walk today, the sprays of wild flowers were an after thought! Melissa De-Vall First attempt at wild flowers in pen and ink. Suzanne PrytherchKhadiga KadryWatercolor 10.5”-14” Drawing by my own photo that I took when I visited one of mountain camp. Maria Ei Zarwild flowers, I took this photo on our walk in countryside, it’s something special when red poppies bloom! Elena StathamThis one was drawn recently in coloured pencils, A2 in size . The squirrel is my garden visitor, the wild flowers were from my own photos locally. Julie HollinsheadWildflowers taking over the city. Helen JaegerGarden goodies Josefine GeorgineWeekend challenge – wild flowers. My sketchbook from a day on the Norfolk Broads. Lindsay NapierPainting rocks today with my granddaughter with wildflowers Denice DancerFor remembrance day, our bridge club has a minute’s silence to remember all our friends who have passed away during the previous year… Audrey QuintonI done the initial drawing in pen and ink, and then decided to add colour with pencils. Ian DanceFrom a very rare botanical book…. possibly Helen JaegerDigital painting wild flowers Magdalena Anna PiwowarczykFresh young teasels line our local towpath, wooing the water and striking a sculptural pose. Wildflowers. Julie SmalleyWeekend art challenge – some foxgloves roughly based on a pic I took on a day out in the Chilterns. Theresa HowarthIt’s very dry where I live so my flowers look droopy. They are in water now. I used colored pencils. Chelsi NicoleI’ve drawn a scarlet pimpernel using coloured pencils. Nina PhillipsI know it’s not technically a wild flower but it will be once Simone has finished with it. And she is environmentally conscious – this is her contribution to flower arranging, combined with planet saving. Audrey QuintonMy attempt at wild flowers. Lynne BagnallKrachiao. A native wild flower found in NE Thailand. I live in the province of Bangkok so I haven’t personally seen this particular one. Patrica ClarkeWeekend challenge: Wildflowers Khadiga KadryI did two this weekend, always good to have a dull day to be able to concentrate on art! Above – Jug of mixed wild flowers, pen and watercolour Below – Meadow flowers – watercolour Dinah BarkerDinah BarkerCornflowers in Watercolour inspired by the ones I have growing on my balcony!!! Liz BrowneGo wild, for a while…… Latha Bhaduri PrabakarWild flowers in the rain Dóra BirgisFirst attempt at flowers, very interesting to draw. Ian DanceHere is my interpretation of wild flowers – as a part of the traditional Finnish countryside. Nice to do something after a long pause. Tiina MeurmanThis is a quick watercolour painting of flowers found around the fields. Anesha MarshallForget me “drops” Derwent procolour on Strathmore Bristol smooth Diane FieldHere is my weekend challenge drawing from my imagination in color pencil. Chris RyeWatercolour pencils with no water! Emma MillerHello all, this is my watercolor painting for the weekend challenge ‘Wild Flowers’. I found this plant near my home and clicked the photograph some time back. Later i did this watercolor painting. Thanks. Thakur Balbeer SinghGouache, semi abstract flowers for the weekend challenge Jackie GrovesWildflowers Kirstie BakerFound one of my old works, it’s supposed to be first page of a book about how big the baby is, from conception to an actual birth size, I started when I was pregnant so far 2,5 years still working on it but it’s totally reminded me of weekend challenge and poppies one of my favourite flowers Elena StathamFor Wildflowers Challenge. I’ve made these paintings a while ago for a special reason. I donated them to the hospice where my mother was cared for… I wanted to give patients a chance, probably the last one for some, to see flowers in a wild and to brighten those long sleepless early morning hours… Meadow flowers at dawn & Wild poppy fields, oil on canvas. Iryna LabunskaCollage technique of wild flowers. I love combination of red and green colours. Anna Lebiedzka
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