Spring Garden Pillows

Spring Garden

Spring garden fine art

Spring garden fine art

Spring garden fine art

Spring garden fine art

Spring garden fine art prints on paper or canvas

Spring garden fine art

This fancy and very fine flowered kitty cat was in inspired by beautiful embroidery and gardens from all over the world.

Bouquet of various spring flowers- hydrangea, anemone and peony painted in watercolor

Spring garden pattern

Bouquet of various spring flowers- hydrangea, anemone and peony painted in watercolor

Bouquet of various spring flowers- hydrangea, anemone and peony painted in watercolor

Happy spring garden

Matthew Taylor Wilson

Spring hand lettering illustration with flowers

Flower power

One of the first signs of spring, these blue hydrangea are a welcome sight to the gardener.

A plump pretty little chicken makes a nest in a garden full of colorful flowers!

Matthew Taylor Wilson

leisure

In this work I wanted to share and preserve my childhood memories of wonderful spring days spent in the apple orchard with my beloved and dear people now gone.. Cloudless sky, bright warm sunshine, busy bees buzzing around, delicate smell of flowers filling the air and old shaggy dog hunting for flies.. With the same painstakingness the tireless bees are working in the crowns of seemingly serene trees, I manually created each bud, leaf and insect on this canvas from experienced emotions and my sincere love.

Spring Garden 3

Cats in gardens...

art (c) sam segal

Pink spring garden in blossom, watercolor painting

Spring garden, abstract floral dream

It has actually been raining in my garden all day - so lovely and so needed. This pattern was created from a single, hand drawn, ink doodle.

A simple spring garden featuring wildflowers and butterflies in a sweet minimalistic style.

Bunnies love playing in the Springtime flower garden!

A detail of a gouache painting of the spring garden of Lon Retreat & Spa by award winning artist, Jo Reitze

Spring Garden 1

Spring garden fine art

Spring garden fine art

I spent 6 weeks in various allotments in England studying the fascinating structures that gardeners create out of everyday objects. The most drawn allotment was in Bucklands Hill in Maidstone, Kent. This is the third of a series of three, a possible triptych, but i feel work well as individual prints as well. It shows the Compost aspect of the title, I witnessed a lot of clever ways to keep compost at the allotment. It turns out composting your waste is not as simple as just putting it in a heap and waiting. There has to be very specific ratios of dry to wet waste, or green and brown waste. If this ratio is off, the decomposition process comes to a halt. You can see in the examples that many of the bins are composed of interchangeable parts

Hope you like it.