Here is a patch of wildflowers that I used my crayons with shades of blues, greens, reds, oranges. Leaves of greens and berries of magenta and small leaves tan. I hope you all like wildflowers and hoping for comments on this picture for when I saw it the flowers reminded of a wildflower patch I grew long time ago. Please share your thoughts on this one.
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Mark Graham
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Lovely flowers.
Great work!
It's beautiful. I love flowers but never had the knack to color successfully - or I should say, combine and match colors. I'm not color blind. My brain just works in words, not colors. Love your picture, though. Keep them coming.
Yes I too love wildflowers because I used to live in a village.
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