I apologize for it being incredibly faint but it is easier for me to take a picture then to scan at the moment; that and I'm using a 4H pencil for it.(Click for a larger image)
I am taking my time on this one as it is turning out to be quite the learning experience. You can't appreciate bodily curves till you do stripes on a zebra...or any striped being for that matter. I'm excited about this one for two reasons; firstly I am using my own photograph I took of a zebra at the petting zoo for reference. Second, it is going to be VERY colorful, I like color.
Friday, May 31, 2013
WIP Zebra
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
A Busy Spring
The first one has four bulbs planted and I was so excited when these two poked out and now are growing like crazy! The second one has two, and the sprout there just came up the other day, so waiting on three more!
These three pots are from a packet of seeds that was labeled "Old Fashion Garden Mix". There is suppose to be nineteen different types of plants in the mix. At first I tried thinning them out but gave up, I'm just going to let it go and see what happens :/
I also have a pot of Lobelia or "crystal palace" but nothing has come up yet and a picture of a pot of dirt isn't very exciting. Then there is another pot of "Giraffe" Lilies that was only planted a week ago so that's another pot of dirt. I think I just liked playing with dirt!
The guys dug up and planted this vegetable garden that is 10'x20' with tomatoes, lettuce, peppers, butter squash, cabbage, onions, and potatoes. That will be good eating when it is all ready.
We got a hold of an old tractor tire and I am currently spray painting it white so that it can become a planter as well. That's just going to get some annuals which I will probably wind up killing within a week. The black thumb has to come out eventual the way I see it.
I finally got a Moon Cactus, I have always loved the red ones. The Coral Cactus was something my Dad brought home as a surprise. I had never seen one before and he thought I would like it; I love it!
Hopefully the next time I post something about my plants, it will be when my lilies bloom :)