Roses are red and violets are blue. Boy am I happy to find you.
14th November
I bought some flowers from Columbia road Flower Market on Sunday and have been enjoying these lacy blooms ever since.
13th November
Autumn Rose.
12th November
These leaves have scene setting qualities. They could easily be a part of a fairytale illustration.
11th November
Nature creates it’s own enchanted fireworks.
10th November
The tangled branches of these trees with the golden leaves make for a magical scene.
9th November
I don’t seem to get bored of the patterns that leaves make when they fall on the ground.
8th November
...and sizes.
7th November
It turns out that leaves come in all shapes.
6th November
Ferns have neither flowers nor seeds and reproduce via spores. The spores are contained on the sporangia of this fern which you can see on the back of the leaf.
5th November
Leaves are often underrated.
4th November
November seems to be the time of the colour Orange.
3rd November
A Nasturtium flower in November!
2nd November
Three is often the magic number in design and these flowers are also arranged in a curved line which I like.
1st November
This leaf looks like coral.
31st October
Who’d o thought... A pink Rose on Halloween!
30th October
The patterns on these petals are so inspiring.
29th October
I think the London dirt has made this leaf look appropriately gothic for Halloween due to it’s black veins and dark edges. I’d be interested in recreating this using the relief of the veins with a black wax crayon and water colour for the leaf.
28th October
A fantastic, fresh and clean looking Rose.
27th October
I really like the natural patterns that leaves create.