Showing posts with label sunflower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunflower. Show all posts
Monday, October 15, 2012
Works in Progress from Today
Pansies on a music background
Labels:
crocus,
lavender,
lobelia,
orange cosmos,
pansy on music,
prairie rose,
rose on music,
sunflower,
viola
Friday, November 18, 2011
Collage: Spring to Fall on the Prairie
I enjoyed doing a couple of these collages again.
The first flower in the spring is the prairie crocus.
Prairie roses bloom in June.
The sunflowers are some of the last flowers in the fall. I like the variety of colors!
Monday, September 19, 2011
Orange Cosmos, Sunflowers and Minis
Minimalistic orange cosmos...
For those who like asymetrical design...
Wild roses in mini frames
Pansies in mini frames...
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Spring to Fall on the Priairie
I try to do a few of these collages every year.
Crocuses are the first to bloom in the spring and roses come in the summer.
(The Golden Alexander I used for accent with the roses are also summer plants.) Sunflowers are some of the last wildflowers of the season.
Here are a couple of close ups
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Spring through Fall on the Prairie
This collage is 9.5 x 18.
The first flower in the spring is the crocus.
Summer brings the prairie rose.
Monday, October 12, 2009
2 pane collage in Interesting Frame
Outside dimensions are 12 x 15, and each opening is 4 x 6.
This photo is courtesy of nephew Loren C.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Friday, March 28, 2008
A couple of collage frames
Photo credits on these collages go to my sister and my niece. There are some deserted little towns close to us that interest photographers! If you click to enlarge the second collage, you can see the old country church outlined by the pump in the bottom photo. Flowers used in the arrangement are: prairie rose, sunflower, chokecherry blossom, Golden Alexanders, and leaves from roses and silver leaf scurf pea.


Photo credits on these collages go to my sister and my niece. There are some deserted little towns close to us that interest photographers! If you click to enlarge the second collage, you can see the old country church outlined by the pump in the bottom photo. Flowers used in the arrangement are: prairie rose, sunflower, chokecherry blossom, Golden Alexanders, and leaves from roses and silver leaf scurf pea.
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