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Hello everyone, i hope you all are doing great.. First of all, Sorry!! cause since a very long time i have been MIA due to some personal or other reasons … but , i am super excited to be back with a new avatar as a surface pattern designer.... And and and let me quickly tell you how this new avatar came into an existence..

So, A surface pattern designer was born when a graphic designer met with an artist inside me...: )
From last couple of months nearly a year may be , I had been focusing , developing , learning and honing my skills of making seamless patterns with my artwork….and taddaaa here i am💁‍♀️

Well,I am still exploring the things to find my signature style..
For which i will need loads of love and support from you guys throughout my journey…and i am hoping you all will definitely support me as always ..Thank you!
Love
Nafeesarts ❣️

Hello everyone...my piece of art for the art competition by

Because i love drawing botanicals ..
here is the botanical drawing of fuchsia and this beautiful bird-hummingbird (inspired by the animal art series of ..)
How’s it ?? Do lemme know about it in the comments..
Thank you ❣️
Nafeesarts
Materials used
Tombow mechanical monograph pencil
Canson montval watercolor paper
Fineliners
Brustro watercolor
Brushes

And it’s done !! ❣️
Hoopoe on the branch of african tulip...
What you all think ? Drop down your views about it in the comment box...

Hoopoe painting in process... stay tuned for the finished piece... !!

Day 8 - Holly (ilex)
A small evergreen tree with shiny, sharp leaves and small, round, red fruit. Holly is often used as a Christmas decoration in Europe and North America.
Holly leaves, branches and berries are beautiful but the berries are poisonous to people and pets. Swallowing holly berries can cause vomiting,diarrhea, dehydration, and drowsiness and the spiny edges of leaves may poke the skin.
(All the informations have been collected from google)

A creative challenge with the world’s most poisonous plants by

Day 7 -Jimson w**d (Datura stramonium)
A beautiful witchy plant!!
They are commonly known as thornapples but are also known as devil's trumpets. Other English common names include moonflower, devil's w**d and hell's bells.
It’s a very poisonous w**d in the nightshade family with hallucinatory properties...
All parts of the plant are toxic, most particularly the seeds.
(Informations have been taken from Google)

A creative challenge with the world’s most poisonous plants by

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Day 6- Stinging nettles
Stinging nettle, (Urtica dioica), also called common nettle, or nettle leaf, or just a nettle or stinger...
Nettles are plants with sharp hairs on their leaves. If you touch them, these hairs inject irritants into the skin, making it itchy, red and swollen.

A creative challenge with the world’s most poisonous plants by

Day 5- Poison oak
Leaves of three? Let it be!!
Toxicodendron diversilobum aka "Western or Pacific Poison Oak”.
Poison oak has an oil called urushiol that can cause an itchy rash.some people are not allergic and some are highly allergic.. you can be exposed to the oil from not only the leaves but also the vine and roots..

A creative challenge with the world’s most poisonous plants by

Day 4- Blood flower(3/3)
Asclepias curassavica is commonly known as Blood flower.. the genus ‘Asclepias’ is named after the greek god of the medicine,Asclepios...
Some Common names :
Blood flower
Scarlet milkw**d
Cotton bush
Maxican butterfly w**d
Wild ipecacuanha
Hierba de la cucaracha

A creative challenge with the world’s most poisonous plants by

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Day 4- Blood flower(2/3)
Asclepias curassavica is commonly known as Blood flower.. the genus ‘Asclepias’ is named after the greek god of the medicine,Asclepios...
Some Common names :
Blood flower
Scarlet milkw**d
Cotton bush
Maxican butterfly w**d
Wild ipecacuanha
Hierba de la cucaracha

A creative challenge with the world’s most poisonous plants by

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Day 4- Blood flower
Asclepias curassavica is commonly known as Blood flower.. the genus ‘Asclepias’ is named after the greek god of the medicine,Asclepios...
Some Common names :
Blood flower
Scarlet milkw**d
Cotton bush
Maxican butterfly w**d
Wild ipecacuanha
Hierba de la cucaracha

A creative challenge with the world’s most poisonous plants by

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Day 3- Bishop’s w**d
The scientific name of bishop’s goutw**d is Aegopodium podagraria....
Common names-
Bishop’s goutw**d
Bishop’s w**d
Ground elder
Goutw**d
Herb gerard

A creative challenge with the world’s most poisonous plants by
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Day 2- water hemlock
Water hemlock is commonly known as Cicuta...it is a genus of four species of highly poisonous plants in the family Apiaceae. They grow up to 2.5 meters (8.2 ft) tall, having distinctive small green or white flowers arranged in an umbrella shape (umbel).

A creative challenge with the world’s most poisonous plants by

Day 1 - Rhododendron
Rhododendron is also known as "rose tree" because it often produces flowers in trusses, just like some types of roses ("rodon" is Greek word for "rose" and "dendron" for "tree").

A creative challenge with the world’s most poisonous plants by

Hoping to complete this challenge with a drawing for the next 30 days!!
wish me luck guys!!🤗

Hello everyone!! Happy daughter’s day❣️
I know i have been MIA for a while.. got really busy with some other stuff!! I had been crazily missing this ... and yes now i am feeling really good after making something...😁

If you like my work then give it a like and do lemme know in comments about it....
Thank you ❣️

A quick floral art... i just grabbed my pencil and started scribbling ...and whoa it turned out beautiful... i mean i really liked it...🤩
If you like my work then give it a like and do lemme know in comments about it....
Thank you ❣️

‎جہاں چاھو ھے وھاں تيار فخرالدّيں شہيد

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(Buttercup/Ranuculus)
yellow wildflower!
Buttercups are a large genus of flowering plants called Ranunculus. It has yellow, shiny petals, and grows wild in many places.

Serenity & tranquility ❣️
P.C- /

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|Zinnia|
Fun fact -Zinnias are known as “cut and come again” flowers. Cut one flower above a pair of leaves and within a few days two new stems with flower buds will emerge!

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|Zinnia|
The zinnia was named after the German botanist, Johann Gottfried Zinn, who wrote the first description of the flower.

Happy world photography day!!

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Cause I just couldn’t resist myself from making these cuties again......!!🤩🤓
@ Anemone

Life is like a camera...focus on what’s important and you will capture it perfectly...
-unknown
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|Anemone|
The name Anemone comes from Greek and roughly means wind flower..
Interesting fact about anemone - They are sometimes used in medicine as a treatment for cramps, menstrual problems and emotional distress