This version of " The Lion King " was created for the 2015 Philadelphia Flower Show. The entire picture was made using fall leaves. It received an Honorable Mention.
Art by nature, and Micki
Pressed Flower Art. It's simple. Nature provides the medium, I just help preserve it's beauty.
" N Art" is so I can include my other creative adventures from time to time.
Showing posts with label dried flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dried flowers. Show all posts
Monday, August 17, 2015
Back Again
So I kind of let this blog go for quite a long time. I had been looking for a new platform, then a new website, then I just got busy... and here we are. ( For now)
Above: " Fine Day For A Swim" Pressed flowers on canvas. The background is painted, the sea life is all pressed botanical materials.
This version of " The Lion King " was created for the 2015 Philadelphia Flower Show. The entire picture was made using fall leaves. It received an Honorable Mention.
This version of " The Lion King " was created for the 2015 Philadelphia Flower Show. The entire picture was made using fall leaves. It received an Honorable Mention.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
RED ROSE WEDDING BOUQUET
Monday, December 12, 2011
It's So Magical

Created by request for a customer to be similar to my " Fairy Dust" picture, " It's So Magical" represents a fairy in flight, spreading joy and flowers along the way. It is a two layer design made on hand painted silk. It's size is 11x14 inches, and it will go in a white frame. This fairy will find her home on the wall of a young girl's bedroom. I hope she feels the joy in it for many years to come.
Labels:
dried flowers,
fairy,
painted silk,
pressed flowers
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
So Many Designs, So Little Time



Since my last blog, I have been working on making more Christmas ornaments. I am finding it a fun challenge to come up with different designs, of course using pressed flowers and leaves. I know soon I have to start my Christmas cards, and other holiday tasks, but I can't seem to make enough of these right now.
Labels:
christmas,
dried flowers,
ornament,
pressed flower art
Friday, August 19, 2011
Before and Happily Ever After
I took on a task that was slightly outside of my normal creative ventures. I was asked to rescue a wedding bouquet that had been made into a wreath, but had since suffered a mishap and lots of fading. After a long period of waiting for thr inspiration to tackle the project, I am fairly pleased with the result. Those old brittle flowers were difficult to work with. But I did what I could, with those that didn't just fall apart in my hand.
In the end there were still some pretty flowers left, so I scented them with rose and lavender and put them in a clear vase.
Labels:
dried flowers,
wedding bouquet
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