#floral illustration
Carrie and Gary Fischer. 2018. Ella Clawley.
Get the print from my website www.ellaclawley.com or my Society6 page. Shout out to original inspiration for this, artist Lindsay van Ekelenburg, here is the link to her painting here on tumblr: http://lindsayvanekart.tumblr.com/post/173578620553/lindsayvanekart-lindsayvanek-my-latest-piecePost link
Rose Garden - Watercolour
Thank you so much for the 1,000 followers! I’ve been struggling on instagram for so long that it has really taken me by surprise. I read through all your comments too and they make me smile so much. I’m going through a lot of personal stuff right now so I probably won’t have much to upload for a little while but I hope to get back into it all soon <3
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Here are my loves, among some of my favorite flowers!
Made this painting last year to be hung at a pop up gallery featuring other local tattoo artists. The opening night of the event was a chilly one, but the bar was warm, packed full of art and smiling people. One of the featured cocktails used the bar part of a tattoo needle (sharp part removed) as a skewer for garnish, and it was very cute. This year has been tough and those times and friends are sorely missed, but we’ll get back there…for now, I’m gonna enjoy being cozy inside with my boo.
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Unboxing my collab with Villabeautifful! The ‘In Bloom’ luxe VB kit
CYMI, I was the guest designer for April’s Luxe VB kit! In Bloom is an ode to Spring and my love of florals and all things pastel.
I had such a blast creating this kit and I’m so keen to share a glimpse of this gorgeousness and a bit of creative insight with you.
PEONIES BOTANICAL PRINT 8x11’’ Old book page with floral colored wall art DinA4 Flower vintage deco chic shabby signed Vintage style H.Q
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Jacopo Ligozzi (1547–1627) Wild Parsnip, Paeonia officinalis and fig branch (ficus carica) with Bird of paradise. From Angelica Archangelica (detail). Via artnau/Twitter
We’ve been happily welcoming the early signs of Spring this week at the Hagley Museum and Library. In anticipation of warmer, more pleasant days to come, here’s a #FloralFriday celebration of Spring blooms.
This illustration of canna lilies was sourced from the 1924 issue of Burpee’s Farm Annual (also known as Burpee’s Annual,Burpee’s Annual Garden Book,Burpee’s Seeds, and Burpee Gardens), published by W. Atlee Burpee & Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
This catalog is part of Hagley Library’s Trade Catalog collection, along with issues of the same from 1897, 1883-1884, 1886-1889, 1891-1902, 1904-1916, 1917-1961, and 1963 through the 1970s.
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