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Some loose watercolor sunflowers I made awhile back. They are ridiculously fun to paint.
#artworkbyrese#black artists on tumblr#black female artist#artists on tumblr#loose watercolor#traditional art#watercolor flowers
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I made a little painting that I'm pretty proud of so I guess I'll post it here
#my art#painting#art#flowers#traditional art#traditional painting#acrylic on canvas#it's smaller than it looks#like 20cm
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jewels of opar
traditional ink, digital color. 2024
#artists on tumblr#illustration#nature art#bird art#nature#ink drawing#traditional art#bird#anhinga#pink flowers#floral#botanical#botanist#natural art#plants#native species
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“I Got Sleepy Bitch Disease and It’s Terminal” (2021) gouache & acrylic
#artists on tumblr#traditional art#cows#spring#flowers#cottagecore#artsypeachy#no that wasn’t the original title but. it is now
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flower friends
#my art#oc#illustration#artists on tumblr#traditional drawing#traditional art#transparent#flowers#floral#crayons#crayola#posca pens#posca markers
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#art#nature#photography#photographers on tumblr#tumbrl#sunrise#sunset#sunshine#sun#sky#artwork#original art#online#moon#flora and fauna#flowers#trees and forests#gorgeous#awesome#garden#green#sea#trending#travel#hope#night#explore#traditional art#skyscape#evening
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Okay, but Scott being unsure whether the Third Life marriage question was talking about him and Jimmy is so funny to me.
Scott: I mean I called him my husband the entire season and explicitly said "we're married" and wrote "Beloved Husband" on his grave... which could mean nothing
#honestly I feel this is propaganda for my QPR flower husbands agenda#Saying they were flower husbands but not necessarily married#implying that he can't quite describe it in the terms of a traditional romantic relationship#even though it was clearly very meaningful and important to him#sounds kind of queer to me#trafficblr#scott smajor#flower husbands#smajor1995#cryptid speaks#life series#wild life spoilers#forgot to spoiler tag#whoops
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tired animal, feel your fur against the blooms ✿
#furry#furry art#therian#therianthropy#otherkin#furry artist#queer artist#trans artist#illustration#traditional art#acrylic ink#winged wolf#wolf therian#canine therian#fox therian#fox#flowers#flower garden#rainbow#animals#animal art#animal artist
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11/23 is いい兄さんの日 (good older brother day) in japan 💐
#satsuhart#ace attorney#franziska von karma#miles edgeworth#apollo justice#trucy wright#rayfa padma khura'in#nahyuta sahdmadhi#i sorta had to rush this bc im going to be busy this weekend but i couldnt miss ii niisan day again man. not THIS year#i dont think theres actually a tradition of doing something for your older brothers its more of an otaku holiday#and i like flower language...#not sure how clear the last pic is but nahyuta sees rayfa with a bouquet for him and just starts Crying and she is so confused
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maria robotnik i truly believe in my heart that you should be allowed to get so mad and angry
#my art#fanart#traditional art#watercolour#watercolor#sketchbook#maria robotnik#shadow the hedgehog#shth#sonic fandom#sonic#tw blood#what's that abt a flower metaphor? dw about it#ark siblings
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Elegance in Flowers: Classic Arrangements for All Seasons, 1985
#vintage#interior design#home#vintage interior#architecture#home decor#style#1980s#living room#green#wall color#velvet#drapes#floral#arrangement#flowers#wall sconce#classical#traditional
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Please help a broke artist pay bills by treating yourself to some lovely new art. My rent is overdue and I'm so scared of getting evicted.
Recent works on sale!
Flax Of Life, Hybridizing Giants, Ready For the Bill
Spring Fever, Aggressively Pink,
Stop You're Making Me Blush, In the Depths,
Knighty Knight, Manipulation Of the Flax, Endorsement Of Political Violets
Cross Pollination, Silent Encounter,
More Items On Sale In My Etsy Shop!
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Venmo- Kate-Havekost
And I need an appliance repair person so I'm not crushed by over year's worth of laundry.
#art#painting#artwork#boost#artists on tumblr#flowers#floral#watercolor#nature#minimalism#botany#witchblr#illustration#traditional art#support artists#wholesome#cottagecore#cottagecore aesthetic#contemporary art#original art#plants#minimal#blue#pink#gold#purple#spring#trees#flower#wildflowers
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In the Willamette Valley of Oregon, the long study of a butterfly once thought extinct has led to a chain reaction of conservation in a long-cultivated region.
The conservation work, along with helping other species, has been so successful that the Fender’s blue butterfly is slated to be downlisted from Endangered to Threatened on the Endangered Species List—only the second time an insect has made such a recovery.
[Note: "the second time" is as of the article publication in November 2022.]
To live out its nectar-drinking existence in the upland prairie ecosystem in northwest Oregon, Fender’s blue relies on the help of other species, including humans, but also ants, and a particular species of lupine.
After Fender’s blue was rediscovered in the 1980s, 50 years after being declared extinct, scientists realized that the net had to be cast wide to ensure its continued survival; work which is now restoring these upland ecosystems to their pre-colonial state, welcoming indigenous knowledge back onto the land, and spreading the Kincaid lupine around the Willamette Valley.
First collected in 1929 [more like "first formally documented by Western scientists"], Fender’s blue disappeared for decades. By the time it was rediscovered only 3,400 or so were estimated to exist, while much of the Willamette Valley that was its home had been turned over to farming on the lowland prairie, and grazing on the slopes and buttes.
Pictured: Female and male Fender’s blue butterflies.
Now its numbers have quadrupled, largely due to a recovery plan enacted by the Fish and Wildlife Service that targeted the revival at scale of Kincaid’s lupine, a perennial flower of equal rarity. Grown en-masse by inmates of correctional facility programs that teach green-thumb skills for when they rejoin society, these finicky flowers have also exploded in numbers.
[Note: Okay, I looked it up, and this is NOT a new kind of shitty greenwashing prison labor. This is in partnership with the Sustainability in Prisons Project, which honestly sounds like pretty good/genuine organization/program to me. These programs specifically offer incarcerated people college credits and professional training/certifications, and many of the courses are written and/or taught by incarcerated individuals, in addition to the substantial mental health benefits (see x, x, x) associated with contact with nature.]
The lupines needed the kind of upland prairie that’s now hard to find in the valley where they once flourished because of the native Kalapuya people’s regular cultural burning of the meadows.
While it sounds counterintuitive to burn a meadow to increase numbers of flowers and butterflies, grasses and forbs [a.k.a. herbs] become too dense in the absence of such disturbances, while their fine soil building eventually creates ideal terrain for woody shrubs, trees, and thus the end of the grassland altogether.
Fender’s blue caterpillars produce a little bit of nectar, which nearby ants eat. This has led over evolutionary time to a co-dependent relationship, where the ants actively protect the caterpillars. High grasses and woody shrubs however prevent the ants from finding the caterpillars, who are then preyed on by other insects.
Now the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde are being welcomed back onto these prairie landscapes to apply their [traditional burning practices], after the FWS discovered that actively managing the grasslands by removing invasive species and keeping the grass short allowed the lupines to flourish.
By restoring the lupines with sweat and fire, the butterflies have returned. There are now more than 10,000 found on the buttes of the Willamette Valley."
-via Good News Network, November 28, 2022
#butterflies#butterfly#endangered species#conservation#ecosystem restoration#ecosystem#ecology#environment#older news but still v relevant!#fire#fire ecology#indigenous#traditional knowledge#indigenous knowledge#lupine#wild flowers#plants#botany#lepidoptera#lepidopterology#entomology#insects#good news#hope
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nasturtiums: victory in struggle
#I reeeaaally lost my enthusiasm by the time I made it to the hair#I’m not even sure this looks like matthew anymore#matthew tkachuk#rat#🐀#mine#nasturtiums#hockey art#florida panthers#traditional art#sometimes you just have to do some crosshatching and draw some flowers like you’re a knock off neva hosking
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'In the name of revolution'
During the 2nd Intifada it was a popular slogan, that women embroidered on their dresses 🫒✌🏽
#the border features tatreez#traditional art#art#digital art#artists on tumblr#palestine#nature#bird#dove#revolution#flower#poppy
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