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two dino chars of mine, i always make really malicious sauropods because theyre just perf for it. also wanna draw more dinos!
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Rosebay willow herb, Yorkshire Moors - Janet Darley
British , b. 1940s -
Gouache on glass , 30 x 40 in.
Resting on Her Laurels
Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.
Rose Laurel or simply oleander (Nerium oleander) lining the path adjacent to the Dragonfly Lake in the Gardens by the Bay. The epithet oleander apparently comes from the Italian oleandro for its olive-like leaves.
Oleander
I love these beauties, they’re all over the place and it makes me so happy:)
Rhododendron catawbiense / Catawba Rhododendron at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
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Idk I’m just a fan of how this turned out
Gardenia: “Look at that! She seems to like you. She’s usually a lot more fussy when someone other than Ollie or I pick her up.”Â
Rosebay: “Oh, Oleander was the same. Wouldn’t let anyone else get near him. I don’t think Nerium and I had a single date until he was five because he would always get sick when we got a babysitter.”Â
Oleander: “MUM!!”
Love the old school candy cane pole at Barber on The Bay in Rose Bay. HISTORY OF THE POLE: “The look of the barber pole is linked to bloodletting, with red representing blood and white representing the bandages used to stem the bleeding. The pole itself is said to symbolize the stick that a patient squeezed to make the veins in his arm stand out more prominently for the procedure. via http://bit.ly/2zQknaT ” . . . . #loveyourlocal #barber #oldschool #retail #rosebay #sydney #retailtheatre #shopsmall #smallbusiness https://www.instagram.com/p/BqI7VLvA0Ic/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=48lct8mpjobe
