Doodling from scans made earlier in fall of kale, bittersweet fruit, pitcher plant.
Holiday week kaleidoscopes, wallpaper, wallpaper details
Sunday doodle
Fiddling with an old Angraecum sesquipedale (Darwin’s orchid, Christmas orchid, Star of Bethlehem orchid) scan.
Black Friday doodles
The Black Friday Challenge: See what you can do with single scanned plant parts. Results — using junk from the late fall garden including chard and kale worked over by the deer, bittersweet berries, pitcher plant parts and a tuberous begonia blossom from the window sill — came out pretty cool.
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2020 (mostly) scannography catch up
I’ve been good at posting scanner art on Instagram (@cdcramer42). But for the last year or so, I’ve neglected to post them here, where they look better on the larger screen where you can see more detail. (Probably my dirty platen, too.)
In most cases, click the images for a larger view. Missing high-res versions of some that went straight to Instagram.
Hot COVID-19 [2020-08-15]:
Hot COVID-19 … sometimes I don’t know when to stop [2020-08-15]:
Winter berry scans [2020-02-02]
Succulents [2019-12-28]:
Succulent details:
Solstice garden [2019-12-21]:
Secret garden [2019-10-20]:
Holiday art
Poinsettias from Hortus Forum and Angraecum sesquipedale (Darwin’s orchid, Christmas orchid, Star of Bethlehem orchid) from Liberty Hyde Bailey Conservatory.
