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Spring Inspired "Nature" For Illustration Friday


I wanted to enter this piece in the illustration Friday. It is my first entry for that challenge.
http://stores.ebay.com/Peace-In-My-Art/I hope that you are inspired!
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Joy Eliz said…
Absolutely beautiful. Very spring!
9:11 AM
Abbie said…
Great entry! Welcome! Love the collage.

:) Abbie
11:41 AM
steve said…
It sorta looks like the butterfly stamp is composed of tiny words. What do they say if they are words ?
Nice collage !

stevePoisonPencil
11:46 AM
Unknown said…
gorgeous. i love the butterfly stamp...what a lovely touch!
2:05 PM
georg said…
Welcome - and lovely spring-illo.
7:38 AM
Katili said…
A great illo, I love the spring clean colours and the bird with a spring heart.
1:18 PM
carla said…
I like the way the bird takes up most of the space, and I really like the shades of yellow-green with the red accents. The various appterns add an incredible amoutn of charm...and I'll add my admiration for the unusual butterfly stamp. This is a sweet piece!
2:39 PM
Lori Witzel said…
Something very dream-like and rich about the bird and the leaf-sign. Maybe it's the human-looking eye, but I really like it.
9:28 PM
elegraph said…
great spring-y colors. and that butterfly is really cool! looking forward to seeing more entries.
5:46 PM
Jules said…
Love the colours! The rest of your stuff is great, definitely funky.
11:16 AM
Anonymous said…
very nice! cute colors:)
1:37 PM
Aravis said…
Beautiful colors, and I love your artistic style. Welcome to Illustration Fridays! :0)
1:24 AM
Anonymous said…
A very nice piece!
Cookie
4:25 PM
Anonymous said…
A very nice piece!
Cookie
4:25 PM
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