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Memorial Day weekend is here and with it comes Swim suit season!
Spindelle invites you to a casual game of beach volleyball. Find her a decent pair of trees or even a couple of beach umbrellas and she will masterfully weave an impromptu net.
"If the Olive Trees knew the hands that planted them, Their Oil would become Tears. ..." Mahmoud Darwish
after a day of excruciating experimentation, my undying respect to anyone who's good at pixeling trees
after like 6 from-scratch attempts, this is the first one I don't hate from the absolute core of my being, and it's still Just Okay
Still in progress. #art #ArtistOnTwitter #nature #naturelovers #shadows #painting #originalart #springtime #inprogress #trees #oilpainting
Hilma af Klint - Birch, from the series "On the Viewing of Flowers and Trees", 1922.
Hilma af Klint - On the Viewing of Flowers and Trees: Untitled, 1922.
Maple-kun, a dynamic maple leaf with a bow tie and nightcap, is the mascot for Rokunohe, a Japanese town with lots of maple trees.
a bromeliad based creature design for Hannah Blanke over on patreon. it's known as Draconic Moss and it's a plant dragon that hangs out in trees looking for tasty storms.
more here:
https://t.co/b3xwen16bD
#throwbackthursday
Here’s a page from one of my old sketchbooks. I always liked drawing natural things like plants and trees. It’s so relaxing. Sadly, I’m not very good with them irl. I always forget to water them. Oops. 😅 I’m trying to be better though! 😬
Hilma af Klint -
Birch, from the series "On the Viewing of Flowers and Trees", 1922, Moderna Museet, Stockholm
via A la belle E-toile
I had a conversation with the trees
And they told me to be strong
To plant my roots inside the earth
Because now it won't be long
To see my leaves in bloom
And to stand so tall
A seed to a tree
In this moment I feel all
🌿
#DailyRender 006
Art and poem by @iammelissadani
#C4D
3 year difference! not an exact redraw, but the difference in the trees is pretty cool.
Jubokko are trees found on battlefields in Japan. It is believed that because they absorb the blood of slaughtered bodies through their roots, they transform into #yokai. They then snatch passers by, pierce their skin and drain every last drop of their blood.
#FolkloreThursday