After an evening storm, another batch of fallen leaves and blooms. Ballpoint pen and watercolor pencil on paper:
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Monday, 2 April 2018
Fallen things
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Saturday, 14 February 2015
Still alive
Having sort of given up on visual art, it has been ages since I posted anything here. But I found myself regaining my old interest in natural history, and thought this blog might serve me as a sort of personal, online field guide to whatever I find in nature.
I still do the odd sketch, but now mostly to aid plant identification.
I still do the odd sketch, but now mostly to aid plant identification.
This is a ballpoint sketch illustrating some features of the Cape honeysuckle, Tecomaria capensis. Often used as garden hedge plant around here.
Some photos:
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