That is exactly what I like to say through this painting 🤗

Collaborators:
• Heeyoung Kim and Brushwood Botanical Artists
• Sharing Our Shore- Waukegan (LCAS)
•Waukegan History Museum at Carnegie

Exhibit Title
Through the Eyes of Piping Plover: the Flora, Fauna and People of Waukegan Shores

On view until October 30

Venue:
Waukegan History Museum at Carnegie. 1 N Sheridan Rd, Waukegan, IL

Much appreciated for your comment!

Thank you 🙏🏼.

I am so glad to hear that! My best wishes to your botanical art journey! I hope I can meet you someday. 🤗🤗🤗

Title of the exhibit: Through the Eyes of Piping Plovers: The Flora, Fauna and People of the Waukegan Shores.
The museum address: 1 N Sheridan road, Waukegan, IL

Collaborators:
Sharing Our Shore - Waukegan (LCAS)
Waukegan History Museum at Carnegie
Brushwood Botanical Artists

Collaborators:
Share Our Shore - Waukegan (Lake County Audubon Society)
Waukegan History Museum at Carnegie

Address of the museum: 1 Sheridan Rd, Waukegan, Il.

Fantastic!

New Zoom workshops: Pre-Studied for Eco-Botanicals. Bees, Butterflies and Birds. Starting in Aug 21. When you wanted to add pollinators and birds to your botanical art, but were not sure how to start, this is an opportunity to learn how to draw and paint them. 😊
Check it out on my website.

The plant in this post is Wild Bergamot, Monarda fistulosa. Flowers can be lavender, pinkish or bluer. In other regions you can find a hot pink or red native monarda. Very pretty and pollinator magnet.
The chubby pollinator is Clearwing Hummingbird Moth showing off its clear windows in the wings.

Thank you so much!