Snapdragon Merch

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Craft a mesmerizing vector art pattern inspired by the regal snapdragons. Let the unique spiky and tubular petals dance in captivating colors, from soft pastels to vibrant hues. Arrange them harmoniously with delicate green stems, ensuring a seamless repeat for diverse applications like textiles and wallpapers. This sophisticated pattern is an enchanting showcase of snapdragon allure.

Image of beautiful snapdragons in yellow, orange and red.

The sunny yellow color of these snapdragons are the perfect addition to the summer garden.

Origonal watercolor illustration by Jessica Jacobs, 2020

Galvezia juncea (Baja bush snapdragon) flower close-up.

It is a way of seeing the works, stories, paintings in an abstract way. It is a good gift and you can stand out from everyone.

Vintage snapdragons for those who love flowers

Antirrhinum majus or the common name "snapdragon", originates from the flowers' reaction to having their throats squeezed, which causes the "mouth" of the flower to snap open like a dragon's mouth. Little River, South Carolina USA. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia !http://ih1.redbubble.net/image.33165793.0639/papergc,441x415,w,ffffff.2.jpg!

Snapdragon Flower Girl from Flower Garden Board Game.

Illustrations of the Gerbera, Snapdragon, Rose, Plum Blossom, Cosmos – inspired by botany illustrations.

A boat named 'Snapdragon' moored at Goring-on-Thames - digital art developed from my original photograph. It's a late afternoon in August and the low sun lights up the scene just below the lock and weir. Here the Thames is passing through the Goring Gap - an opening between the Chiltern Hills and the North Wessex (Berkshire) Downs - before flowing past Pangbourne and Reading en route to London and the sea. Not surprisingly this area has been a haunt for artists - including JMW Turner!

I hope you enjoy this original Peach Regal Palargonium photo from my own garden. Enjoy!

Antirrhinum majus 'Frosted Flame' Snapdragon

Witchy hand inspired by the song "Adios" by Everglow!

Anterinum from Choix des plus belles fleurs (1827) by Pierre-Joseph Redouté

Original Red snapdragon floral art illustration

Antirrhinum 'Antirinca Rose' Snapdragon

Antirrhinum 'Antirinca Yellow Maroon' Snapdragon

This design shows mystical death head moths with snapdragon flowers. All artworks are hand-illustrated by Episodic Drawing. Hope you like it!

Snapdragon, from plants vs zombies”, prepares his fireball. fan art

Illustrations of the Gerbera, Snapdragon, Rose, Plum Blossom, Cosmos - inspired by botany illustrations.

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Self seeding Antirrhinum flower spotted on a garden wall in Blyth, Northumberland against a deep blue cloudless sky. The flower is sometimes called a Snapdragon or Bunny Rabbit plant and has self seeded next to ivy on top of a garden wall.

Handmade watercolour design; Snapdragons come to life in a harmonious colours and graceful composition.

Summer flowers , shades of blue

A floral design with a spooky vibe in oranges, greens and black.

In Victorian times, the flowers you gave were meant to convey a meaning. The chrysanthemums in this flower arrangement is a symbol of joy and long life while the snapdragons represent graciousness.

Watercolor flowers ready for the Spring season

Adorable little wall vase from the 1960's I love to paint her and fill her head with lovely things.

Flower garland brings Spring into season

Vector art

I occasionally get shots of hummingbirds looking up like this. They are usually looking around to see what other hummingbird is going to dive-bomb them next. Two things I find interesting in this shot are 1) the fact I was able to stop the wings in mid stroke. Usually they are blurred at this point in their arc, since the wings are flapping at around 50-80 strokes per second. The shutter speed for this shot was 1/1600 second. Even at that speed, I seldom stop the wings at mid stroke. The other thing I find interesting is the orange color of this female Allen's Hummingbird's gorget closely matches the color of the snapdragons in the background behind her. The fly resting on the Zinnia is kind of funny too. :-)

Jul. 2nd Birth Flower : Snapdragon / Flower Language : desire, ambitions ★A birth flower is a flower that symbolizes someone's birthday every day. Hope you have a healthy and lucky day.