He taught me a lot about them and how important they are...so as soon as I saw this week's theme over at Sunday Postcard Art...I immediately thought of flowers and I also thought about the wonderful bees that would love my tulips...so here is a piece mixing my photography with my illustrations....
now "Bee" good everyone.....
Pretty Poppies, Diana. Perfect Springtime blooms. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteA very creative image, love the use of mixed media. Beautiful image!
ReplyDeleteOh wow this is really pretty.
ReplyDeleteWonderful poppies.
Very sweet and fun, Diana :) Love it.
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteLovely, Diana. Makes me want to go for a walk in the country!
ReplyDeleteThat's perfect, just a fantastic spring feeling.
ReplyDeleteFabulous postcard, Diana. Love your bees.
ReplyDeleteDiana, that is so pretty and you always think so creatively! I think your father had one of the most important jobs in the Universe. We need to protect our bees... xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteThis is really darling, Diana!
ReplyDeleteFantastic card. Love this.
A PERFECT combination!! Your art simply enhances natures beauty!! Love, Silke
ReplyDeleteIts lovely
ReplyDeleteOh wow, this is so cute and so beautiful my friend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers & great bees!
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful postcard!
ReplyDeleteLovely Springtime piece my friend,. I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteSmiles,
Susie
I love it!!
ReplyDeletefun visit here!!!
Very fun!
ReplyDeleteSorry, I have to make a pun here .... BEE-utiful!! I love your bees and the photo of your tulips. I am very envious as it is well nigh impossible to grow tulips here in south-western Australia because it is never cold enough to set the bulbs and the alternative of keeping in the fridge crisper for a few weeks rarely works!!
ReplyDeleteBee-utiful! (Sorry, couldn't help that).Diana your photo and bees are gorgeous. I envy you the tulips as they are almost impossible to grow in this part of the world because winters are not cold enough to set the bulbs. The alternative is storing bulbs in fridge crispers for two months before planting but it rarely works.
ReplyDeleteYour Photos and images are really nice and I love the design from your Blog. Thanks for your comment
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo. Your bees are delightful. And they don't sting!
ReplyDeleteGreat mix of photo and illustration :)
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