Category: Nature Traditional Art
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Traditional Art
Mixed Media: Minor | A5 watercolours
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Posted: April 12, 2020
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Morning sun of a red hibiscus
Sun kissed Red Hibiscus
by Brendaartwork18
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I have hit a time where I have lost my inclination to make art. The force I felt to create is there no more. Many of my recent posts are from the past creations so yesterday I forced myself to do something.
This is taken from the hibiscus bush opposite my kitchen in a neighbours garden. The sun was striking from behind and whereas the flower and its companions are a strong red, this one was highlighted. I particularly was intrigued by its centre with the tiny yellow pollen dots then the large very deep red pom poms. I noticed even the yellow flowers on the next bush were the same so I asked Mr Google...
The hibiscus has both male and female parts on the same flower. ... The anthers, which release the pollen, sits on the filament and these two organs make up the stamen, the male part of the flower. Together, these organs make up the male part of the flower known as the stamen. The hibiscus has hundreds of stamens.
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Sun kissed Red Hibiscus
by Brendaartwork18

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