Monday, 22 February 2010

Propagate

The strange but beautiful Tulipa acuminata is no longer found in its natural habitat (Turkey). It has been propagated and kept going as a species since the early 1700s - quite amazing
© 2010 nicky linzey for illustration friday

13 comments:

  1. This is a beautiful illustration, Nicky! Fantastic background too - is it digital or hand coloured? PS I had a good giggle at that baby picture - it is very cute - and not a bad hair day at all! I wonder who you were looking and smiling so michievously at?

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  2. What a beautiful illustration! I love the colors!

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  3. I like the line work on this one. Well done.

    Thanks for the comments on mine!

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  4. I like the style of your work, & in particular 'focused'. Great baby picture.
    Thanks for your comments on mine too.

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  5. These colors are amazing. I like the way you've done the blending.

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  6. a beauty of a drawing plus a great lesson in botanical history!

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  7. I didn't know that! Nice image and I, also, love the baby photo of you with the wild hair and adorable expression!

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  8. Nice color and lovely movement in those lines :)

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  9. Beautiful lines! Lots of beautiful movement, I have to agree. I can almost see them swaying in the breeze.

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  10. Such delicate tulips! I adore the turqouise background.

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  11. I love how the background gradient turned out...and also the purple and light yellow blend in so well and harmonize the surrounding.

    Good job Nicky!

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