Trying to find a naturally green flower to draw for week two's Summer of Color theme, Mint Chocolate Chip, was tough. So I didn't. Instead I drew an echeveria secunda, a succulent plant whose shape does very much resemble a rose.
Echeveria plant drawing is colored with Prismacolor pencils onto ACEO sized Strathmore Vellum Bristol Paper.
Colored pencil art is also linked up with A Pinteresting Party, Crafty Saturday Party, Paint Party Friday, Thursday Favorite Things, What You Doing Wednesday, Whimsy Wednesday and {wow me} Wednesday.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
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beautiful mix of detailed line and soft colour
ReplyDeleteReally gorgeous - the colors are so soft and the succulent really pops. Love it
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - I love plant against the background pattern - it works so well
ReplyDeleteOh a green rose, what a fun idea!
ReplyDeletexo!
ReplyDeleteLove this ~ it work well for 'choco chip' ~ ^_^ (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful...xxx
ReplyDeletereally pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful soft feeling to this!
ReplyDeleteWow - I really like this. I love this plant, too, and you've totally done it justice!!!
ReplyDeleteoooh lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Never heard of that plant before, but I love that it is a succulent that looks like a rose - how interesting!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful. I love succulents.
ReplyDeleteGreat Pattern
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDang it! Why can I not see your beautiful flower drawings?! I saw the lily on facebook eventually but I get a skinny white box instead of your latest creation. If there's another place to check it out, would you share a link?
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous and yum I nearly want to lick this mint coloured flower! Well done for doing a flower I am totally pants at it. Manonx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely awesome!
ReplyDeleteDrat, Kimberly - how frustrating! What browser/system are you using? Does it load on my Squidoo lens for you?
ReplyDeleteReally lovely artwork.
ReplyDeletea lovely drawing and a perfect choice!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeletemagically gorgeous, like a living mandala
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'm a big fan of succulents, but I manage to kill them regardless of how easy they are supposed to be to manage. I probably should switch to looking at beautiful drawings like yours instead!
ReplyDeletesuch beautiful layering. this has such a wonderful openness to it.
ReplyDeleteA rose green, other than all the roses, very original. Saludos
ReplyDeleteI have succulents that look like this. Lovely art! HPPF!
ReplyDeleteGreat solution! And beautiful work - such lush color and shading.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteHugs Giggles
great painting! perfect for the mint chocolate theme happy PPF and thank you for sharing,
ReplyDeletehugs, peggy aplSEEDS!
It's beautiful...... the natural patterns are amazing. Great use of prismacolors!!!
ReplyDeleteKarenx
It does make me think of mint chocolate--and lovely flower. I would have thought it was a rose. Not sure I've ever seen any echeveria, or if I did, I probably just thought I was looking at a rose!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea! Green roses are, indeed, hard to come by!
ReplyDeleteI love roses and your green rose is lovely and very mint chocolate chip!
ReplyDeleteLove your minty green rose.. I love these succulents but can't seem to keep them alive from one year to the next.. very pretty....
ReplyDeletexx
This is LOVELY! A catus rose...I love 'em:) Your drawing is fab...love the hues that emerge from your work:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit, comment & follow...great to have you at Hues n Shades:)
I would like to share this post with you...my cactus rose with glass paints...
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This is so beautiful! I love the doodles around the edges, too. Rose-like flowers are so hard to do!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Its a perfect in its minty chocolately way for SOC.
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful! Love the colors!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletei love not only the colors in this, but your background is fantastic! Great work! xoxo
ReplyDeleteWow, this is amazing! Thanks for sharing with us at our Pinteresting Party. Hope you will come back and share again this week.
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely painting! thanks for sharing this to us. have a fab weekend! see you at the party this week!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Lelanie
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