A New Piece of Artwork Highlights Beautiful Hydrangea Flowers shows readers the artist’s most recently finished work. It is the third in a white on black, pen and ink style drawings of flowers.
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Sometimes the Art of Nature Tells a Really Amazing Story tells readers the story that the featured image brought to the author’s mind. It also asks readers to think about what kind of story that the image evokes for them.
Even Common Things Can Become Beautiful With Some Work shows readers an artistically edited photograph of a common lawn grass. It explains a bit of the artist’s process.
A Beautiful and Colorful Rendition of a Polyphemus Moth shows readers a large Polyphemus moth that has been artistically recolored in shades of green and yellow. Naturally these moths are reddish brown, marked with black and white.
A White Moth Becomes a Colorful Blush in the Night discusses the motivation and some of the process involved in turning a photo of a white moth into a colorful artwork.
Sometimes a Bad Shot Can Become a Beautiful Artwork show readers how the author/artist took a very imperfect photograph and used it to create an unusual and artistic image.
There Are Just So Many Beautiful Wildflowers Blooming Now shows readers two images of one of the many roadside wildflowers blooming in central Florida right now. These particular flowers are Texas verbena, which is native to the southeastern United States.
The Lantana Bush has Some Unusually Colorful Spring Flowers shows readers an artistically modified photograph of a bunch of colorful, spring Lantana flowers.
Here Are Two Renditions of An Amazing Afternoon Moon shows readers two artistically edited renditions of a single original photograph (also shown). It describes some of the reasons and processes for these renditions.
The Final Tree in the Series is a Beautiful Longleaf Pine shows readers the latest in the tree series of artistic photographs. Tonight’s image is of a longleaf pine, which was an extremely important tree in the development of the south.
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