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Jayanthi Ratna C Jayanthi Ratna C
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Magnolia

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Sylwia J-D Sylwia J-D
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Sunflower

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Chris Lambert Chris Lambert
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Ink Flow Lines

Inspired by ink flow in water and translated into doodle lines. Line, after line, after line.

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Jayanthi Ratna C Jayanthi Ratna C
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Flower gouache

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Jayanthi Ratna C Jayanthi Ratna C
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Sunflower

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Sylwia J-D Sylwia J-D
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Bellis

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Jeanette Jeanette
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36 of 365

I tried drawing braids but the braid started to look like a flower instead

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KAYE J. FOSTER KAYE J. FOSTER
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SAME FLOWERS ~ DIFFERENT GIRLS o& HEADPIECES

SAME FLOWERS ~ DIFFERENT GIRLS & HEADPIECES

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Claire Moore Claire Moore
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Panda with BIG Bouquet

This is an adorable picture of a panda giving another panda a giant bouquet of flowers. The drawing was sketched with pencil, outlined with glitter pens, and mostly filled in with brush pens. Some details were filled in with the glitter pens also. Getting the flowers to look nice was not easy, but I think I just got away with it. Hope you enjoy the cute pair.

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Jayanthi Ratna C Jayanthi Ratna C
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Flower gouache

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Jayanthi Ratna C Jayanthi Ratna C
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Flower gouache

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Golgaaryol Vokun Golgaaryol Vokun
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Purring Dragon - Flow State

“Most things benefit from contrast. The exception is the truth.” ~Golgaaryol, 2025. (Koh-I-Noor and Bambino crayons)

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Kaushangi Goel Kaushangi Goel
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Flowers

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Tammie King Tammie King
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Cat in a Doll Folk Art

A piece I created via a Skillshare class. It’s folk art inspired.

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Krista Sutton Krista Sutton
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High Fecundity

Sensuality, power and fertility - meditative layers and tangles of flowers, weeds, and grasses. A bee emerges, free! Ultimately a positive message of hope!

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Vector Ink Vector Ink
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Swirly Bunny

One of my Swirly Designs, illustrated with different tools such as Graphite, Aquarelle, Ink Pens and Ai & Tablet. Sometimes sheer Vectorillustration/design. . Urh.-Nr:1811955 . Copyright  by Carolina Matthes

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Jayanthi Ratna C Jayanthi Ratna C
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Gouache flower

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Jayanthi Ratna C Jayanthi Ratna C
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Hepatica

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Jess Freeman Jess Freeman
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I must have flowers, always & always

Je dois avoir des fleurs. Toujours et toujours.

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Stephen Stephen
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God Provides

God Provides Mural: acrylic paint on Stretched canvas. Size: H 30 “x 40” w 1” D In this mural I seek to illustrate How God through Jesus provide for the spiritual needs of humans. The first century fishing boat with its nets stretch out to dry on the shore, Jesus calls us to leave our old live behind and join Him on a new adventure. Just as he calls his disciples to leave their lives of fishing and join Him in bring people back to God. The illustration of a boy lunch in a desolate place, we are reminded that God know our physical as well spiritual needs. If we seek to put him first in our lives, He will take care of the rest. Jesus and Peter walking on the rage ocean, God call us to weather many great storms, to be able to participate in rescuing of the spiritually drawing. We always need to be reminded to keep our eye on Christ unless we become filled with fear and we become overwhelmed by our hostel environment and being to sink. Jesus on the cross, God knowing no sin, sent His son to be a sacrifice, the innocent trading place with a vile criminal to face a horrible death on the cross. We can all identify with Barabbas, for because of our sinful words and deeds, we ourselves are criminals before a Holy God. If we identify with Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection from the dead, for the payment of our transgression. This is the only way to be forgiven and washed clean of our sinful past. We have been given the holy spirit to enable us to turn from sin and walk in the newness of life through His word and spirit. The rock with ALPA and OMEGA and Irish flower carved in it: represent Our eternal God who existed in the eternal past and will exist in the enteral future. The rock with dove facing down, represent the coming of Holy Spirit who Jesus sent, after He went back to Heaven. He came to teach us all truth about spiritual things, about God, to give us understand of His words, and to strength our bodies, minds, spirits to enable us to do the will of God. The rock with fish symbol: Represents the sign first century Christian would draw on the ground to test a person to find out if they were a true follower of Christ or if they were a spy, trying to expose were the Christians met for church. So, the Roman could arrest and kill Christians. How the test was administered: The initiator would drawl half the body of the fish in the grown, then the person being evaluated, if they were a Christian would know to draw the second half of the fish. Written By Stephen J. Vattimo 1/18/2023

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Jayanthi Ratna C Jayanthi Ratna C
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Flower gouache

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Jayanthi Ratna C Jayanthi Ratna C
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Cosmos

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KrystalKreations KrystalKreations
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Flower Scribbles

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Helen KITCHEN Helen KITCHEN
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Cornish blackbird , sweet floras and pammy damsel
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Doodles from my sketchpads during March. The coloured floral, has been doodled in black fine liner then overlaid with pastel pencils.

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Will (Bampi) Edwards Will (Bampi) Edwards
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Bumblebee

Flight of the bumblebee The lifecycle begins in spring, when rising temperatures awaken a queen bumblebee that has been hibernating alone in the soil. The queen will have spent the entire winter underground, using up reserves of energy stored as fat in her body. When she first emerges, she feeds on flowers, drinking nectar to gain energy. She will then begin to search for a suitable nest site. Frequent nesting sites include holes in the ground, tussocky grass, bird boxes and under garden sheds.

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Jayanthi Ratna C Jayanthi Ratna C
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Tulip

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Jayanthi Ratna C Jayanthi Ratna C
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Flower gouache

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YUKA YUKA
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April 17th

Original painting by YUKA

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Emra Nation Emra Nation
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Don’t Fault Them For Your Fumbling At Something New

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Sylwia J-D Sylwia J-D
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flower Lady Calendula

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