Wild Flowers Postcard by Ellie Knol

 


Hi, Ellie with you today.. 
Color is everywhere out in nature; a lot of rain turned it to a full spring of growth and color. 


Collaging elements is a technique I love, and it never bores. 



Creating the background first and then add the fussycut element, the flower. 
I've colored the flower a while ago when cleaning my watercolor pallette. Nothing goes to waste this way. 



I hope you find some inspiration in my creation of today! 
Have a good weekend! 

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