I am trying something new this year with my botanical art drawings. Fine Art Ceramic Tiles. This is the latest in the experiment ~ Tulipa "Apricot Parrot" and bulb.
The image becomes part of the tile by a heat transfer process. It comes with a D-ring attached to the back, ready for hanging or, if you wish, may be displayed on an easel.
The tile measures 6" x 8".
The tulip joins 2 others in the series ~ a pine cone and hydrangea on 4" x 4" tiles. These come with a cork backing and may be used as coasters or displayed as a work of art.
Showing posts with label tulip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tulip. Show all posts
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Saturday, May 3, 2014
Tulipa - "Apricot Parrot"
Part of the enjoyment I receive from
botanical art is getting to know the flowers and plants from my garden
on a different, more intimate level. I have always loved the frilly, multicolored shades of the
Parrot tulip. This bulb was most interesting with
the "sash" curving around the middle as the skin of the bulb cracked
wanting to grow. So before it went into the ground, I made a drawing. Since this was a Mixture I waited spring for the
right colored flower. This one was my favorite. Hope you enjoy this bit
of my garden.
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