Painting of a woodland carpeted with light purple blossoms
Britain is home to almost half of the world’s bluebells, found in ancient or semi-natural woodlands, flowering in April and May. 'Bluebell woods' by contemporary UK painter Susan Entwistle #WomensArt
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Please help if you can. I don't share these usually but I have a personal connection.
Violet tooth polypore mushrooms show off their shades of violet and yellow while growing from a bed of green moss. Bright green foliage fills the background. No gnomes sighted but you could smell the disgusting creatures
The horrors persist, but so do mushrooms
One of my favourites 🩵
Thank you very much!
Exciting, looking forward to more protists!
Oh, good to know, thanks! I do have quite a few thin cottons bought for dishcloths and stuff, and also embroidery floss.
Yeah! I used to have a book, but I'm pretty sure I still have some suitable yarns.
Love this! I haven't done one in about 30 years and now want to come back to it 😊
Narcissus gouache sketch, plein air painting in the middle of a flower field daffodils drawing with green leaves
Joining in for the first day of #pleinairapril by @warriorpainters.bsky.social
Painting outside is always a bit intimidating but I'm glad I went for it, just sat down on the roadside in between narcissus and go!
#traditionalart #gouache
This is my favorite climate change chart. Japanese monks, aristocrats, and emperors kept meticulous records of cherry blossom festivals for 1,200 years and accidentally built the world's longest climate dataset.
I'd love to be added as a contributor, thank you. (Can't do DM, I'm in the UK)
a lion headed human-ish person with chest surgery scars standing very powerfully with flames coming off their arms and surrounded by esoteric symbols
for #transdayofvisibility here's a print I made a few years back. just a couple left.
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Watercolour painting of different shaped and coloured leaves on a stack of paper. The leaves include: ash, apple, hawthorn, black poplar, hazel, sycamore and willow. Visible underneath the painting is a printed sheet showing a large variety of British native tree leaves.
Normally, don't work in my day job on Mondays. But when I'm asked to help out with an extracurricular art class to bring in some teaching about biodiversity, I'm all in! Here's what I painted 🍃🍁
#SciArt #watercolor #leaves #biodiversity #nativetrees
Saying “I can’t give up Harry Potter because I am Autistic, and it my special interest” is literally using Autism as an excuse for harmful behavior towards Transgender people.
Autism/Neurodivergence isn’t a pass for bad behavior/to harm others or to be selfish.
Enjoyed watching this one today: www.youtube.com/watch?v=urC-...
A tree in messy black ink and watercolour, sketched with lines in varying thickness, and painted over with shades of green in the crown and shades of brown for the trunk. On top of the page, a stripe of paint is visible, with a gradient from blue to purple to red, suggesting that this is only a part of a sketchbook page.
A white woman looking onto the camera with a friendly smile and purple and green hair with short sides. Her black T-shirt reads "protect trans lives". She sits on a sofa covered with a black kufiya, and black bat and spider plushies visible behind her.
Hi, I'm Janina
♾️ AuDHD + Long Covid 🥄
🎨 Multi-curious artist
🖌️ Painting & printing, fibres & fabrics 🧶
🔬 Scientist (plants, fungi & enzymes PhD)🌱
🏳️🌈 Queer (bi, she/they), fiercely pro trans 🏳️⚧️
🌍 Love for the planet & hate for the systems of oppression 🔥
Building a community of neurodivergent creatives
AI is death to creatives zine
Daughter’s anti-AI campaign ongoing at art college. Zine made with friends. Management and teachers are unsure how to react.
I currently have 7 different types growing seedlings, just love tomatoes ☺️
guy turning his head to look at another woman meme but instead of women it’s trees. caption on guy reads “me, on a walk” caption on tree on the left “moss growing on a tree” caption on tree on the right “Lichen growing on a different tree that I'm going to look at next”
A corner of a journal page with the Mary Oliver quote "There is only one question: How to love this world?" from the poem "Spring". There are three yellow flowers above, two from the top and a bud from the side, and grass in many different shades of green at the bottom of the page. The artwork is done in fountain pen with black ink and coloured pencils, a grass green one is also on the picture.
Another glimpse into my personal journal. While there is so much horror in the world right now, it's also spring here in the Northern Hemisphere. So I find hope in looking at these flowers, reading poems, taking the time to see the beauty and capturing some of it in my art.
#art #quote #spring #hope
Quote In art and dream may you proceed with abandon. In life may you proceed with balance and stealth. Patti Smith Light blue sky with 3 green lines like a landscape in watercolour.
Small watercolor painting of a barn owl perched on a wooden post, rendered in warm golds and soft whites with olive green background. The owl faces slightly left with detailed feather markings. Painted in a realistic style on a trading card sized piece.
Painted this barn owl on a trading card sized piece using Pentel Aquash brushes and QoR watercolors. Worked from a photo reference. Owls are magical. This series is quietly becoming one of my favorite things I make. #sciart #bird
Two abstract watercolour landscapes on A8 cards, on top of a black sketchbook cover with a small paint brush and palette in the background. The landscapes have blue - grey skies and green brown land.
Two more cards from my 100-day project. The granulation of the paints doesn't come out much on the smooth surface, but I just love doing abstract landscapes.
#art #artsky #landscapeart #watercolor #abstractlandscapes #100dayproject #natureart #neurodivergentcreative #audhdartist
Sunset in light blue and orange with a yellow sunglow, photographed through several trees, so that the bare branches create a dark pattern.
Yesterday's sunset through the trees, when I had enough energy to walk for an hour. Not so lucky today, but that's why I take pictures.
#sunset #spoonielife #artinspiration
watercolor painting of the Cliffs of Moher, Ireland, as seen from a boat. A large rock rises like a tower from the sea a bit away from the cliffs. Atop it sits a red dragon, which looks small in the distance. Signed Katie Croonenberghs 2020 and text in lower right www.kamakru.com
"They told me I'd see puffins, and kittiwakes and perhaps a dolphin or two, with luck. They said the sky might be clear enough to see it all, with more. But what they never thought we'd see, upon its rocky tower. Oh, our luck! Our luck! To see a dragon so close to shore."
King of the Cliffs of Moher
Artwork on two A8 cards with ink and water-soluble crayons: loose daffodil in yellows and greens on the left, same colours with quote on the right: "You must believe you have the power to refuse" by Tricia Hersey
And here's the art inspired by my photos: two 100-day project cards. Added a quote in top of my colour testing from Rest is Resistance. Not all recent days turned out so well, but I like how these two go together.
#art #ink #artsky #sketch #100dayproject #natureart #quote #neurodivergentartist
A few bright yellow daffodils with an orange centre, one in the middle in focus, with a dark green, grassy background.
Two bright yellow daffodils with an orange centre, but showing the back of the flowers with a dark green, grassy background.
Found some inspiration on my way home (the art is currently drying). Hope this bright yellow brightens up your day a little bit.
#artinspiration #bloomscrolling #daffodils #spring
Same here, so many materials! But oh, another book on how to use them... never too many 😁
Love this! Reminds me of a very similar one I started on aida once and abandoned somewhere. Need to find that and finish 💙