Category: Scanner art

Hat tip to Carol at May Dreams Garden for hosting. More bloom day scans here. It’s easy. Give it a try. Directions here. At least we still have Felder’s three keys to designing with form, ’roundy, spiky, frilly.’

Colors are somber around here in November. Guess that’s why I rushed the season on poinsettias.

I did these over the weekend — before the frost. Thanks to Carol at May Dreams Garden for hosting, as usual.

Colchicums.

Supersized.

Last of the tropicals.

More bloom day scans.

How to make your own scans.

I usually think of September as a time of waning color, but there’s still lots out there. Sure, it’s here and there and you have to look for it. And it’s dwarfed by the goldenrod peaking, and will continue to be dwarfed as the trees start to change. But it’s there …

Click on images for larger view. Hat tip to Carol at May Dreams Garden for hosting this monthly gathering.

Echinacea and I believe a Helinium of unknown origin.

Lots of colors …

One of my favorite leaves (Plume poppy) along with some whites. Better in person.

Details from the first scan …

More bloom day scans.

How to. (It’s easy. Give it a try.)

And a pepperomia flower.

Thanks to Carol at May Dreams Garden for hosting. More scans. Here’s how to make your own scans. Click images for larger view.

White.

Purplish.

Houttuynia cordata.

Canna

Closer.