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| yes!!! Purple!!! |
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| I drew this while I was watching So You Think You Can Dance. I can feel movement in this flower. Much thanks to the dancers for their beautiful and artistic movement. |
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| I found this at River Lea, the home of the Grand Island Historical Society. |
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| just purple. more purple. so many wildflowers are purple… |
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| I was trying to channel my inner Georgia O’Keefe!!! |
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| This grows everywhere. It’s called a weed but it | ‘s so pretty and, of course, purple. |
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| Apparently, purple flowers are very hardy in the wild. |
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| Queen Anne’s Lace is another very sturdy plant. |
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| These guys will not wait on line. If you don’t draw their portrait immediately, they will protest by wilting to nothing! They have set a speed record for wilting to nothing. |
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| Rose of Sharon. |
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| Weed? Flower? I’ve learned this year that the difference between the two is as simple as I love it, I love it not… |
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| Purple rules!! |
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| These reminded me of umbrellas!!! |
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| Just when I was ready to give up on finding a flower that I hadn’t already drawn, I found this bluish violet flower! |
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| This hydrangea isn’t technically a wild flower. But I drew it anyway. Oh! This was work, with all of those little flowerettes! But… it’s good for character building… I guess… |
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| This one seems to me to be the epitome of summertime… |
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| Another version of a daisy. |
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| cone flower |
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| Yellow flowers abound, too! And purple and yellow are complementary colors!!! Nature is awesome! |
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| Black eyed Susan, version two |
enjoying your drawings–also commentary-I have daisy and cone flower as well as hollyhock and a small jungle of trumpet vine constantly trying to attach to our mobile! djp