Postcard spring grape hyacinth and ladybugs

Recently, I consciously want to practice blue, because I like blue, but I often rely on warm colors when painting. This one is also a blue exercise, and "grape hyacinth" is a flower that you meet in spring. I often walk with my head down, even when I went to Japan in the spring of 2015, so I saw a lot of plants. I don't know much about plants, but this plant may look like a family member of chrysanthemum. There are many gestures of the flower, including its shadow. I think this shadow is a part of its personality. The sunlight penetrates the light falling on the grass from the branches, like the footprints of the sun, and the footprints of a momentary light also change instantly. Plants under the wire, I wanted to say that I didn't know what would happen to the wire and the plants when I was shooting. The protagonist of the original painting: grape hyacinth Grape hyacinths are often seen on roadsides and parks. The buds that have not yet bloomed are like Xiaolongbao or small buns. Most of my paintings are hyacinths in bloom, like the one below. original painting The dent on the paper is a relation to the picture on the back of the painting, but that's another story. After drawing the hyacinth and wanting to add something, I thought of ladybugs. Ladybugs feel like good people, and many are not scary. You can see so many beautiful plants in spring, and this spring is worth looking forward to. However, when drawing plants, colored pencils have to be sharpened frequently, which is a little distressing. (Finish) / size/ 156.5g 150x107mm /material/ The material of this product is made of ivory cardboard that is suitable for printing postcards and not polished, and retains the hand-painted texture. Origin/manufacturing method Origin Taiwan