Banksia Baseball T-Shirts

An Australian native plant that grows freely in the lighter soils and dry conditions. This flower lasts for a long time and is a great dried flower also

Australian banksias for your pillows, masks or tattas

This beautiful Banksia design will add spice to any of your decor items.

Banksia

Yellow Banksia

Graphic Design of an Australian Banksia Pod

An Australian Native shrub that grows freely in the lighter soils. this one coming from the Little Desert NP in Victoria. A long-lasting flower that dries extremely well

Coastal Banksia (Banksia integrifolia) seen against an open sky near Turimetta Head, Sydney, Australia PLEASE NOTE: Purchased items will be free of watermarks 8E1705.4861 Nikon D800E | AFS Nikkor 70-200 f/2.8 VRI Featured in Australian Native Plants (31 May 2017) Featured in Wild Oz (4 June 2017) Top 10 in Wild Oz "Australian Native Flowers" (13 September 2017) Top 10 in Australian Native Plants "Avatar" (28 September 2017)

A botanical image along with the description of its features

Banksia in the round

Red Banksia flower in full bloom.

Banksia flower print

Banksia spinulosa, a pattern inspired by the beautiful native bush of Australia.

banksia flower

I used about 10 images here to create this Banksia in the round. Creating I hope an image that has the feel of Art

This illustration has been created by Australian artist and designer Annalee Beer. It shows a beautiful and bright illustration of a Banksia flower.

This print has been created by re-working some of the Botanical images provided by the State Library Victoria. It features gorgeous banksia and sturt desert pea flowers.

Bees Love Banksia is a design in my Bees Love These album.

Banksia Ericifolia taken at the Fairmont Resort in Leura, Blue Mountains NSW, Australia. The Banksia was named after Sir Joseph Banks a naturalist on the Endeavour when James Cook discovered Australia. The first species was collected by Banks in Botany Bay on 29 April 1770. (Wikipedia).

This modern, Australian inspired illustration features a Saw or Old Man Banksia silhouette. Green tones contrast with the coral pink colour.

An abstract digital photo art print of an Australian Banksia flower

Beautiful Banksia blossoms as a photo in my Bees Love These series.

Banksia

Banksia,Butterflies and bees. A simple pattern of the biology found in Australia. vivid colours on a white background.

Exotic Flowers Australia - Australian Grevillea Flower - Whether you are looking for Wall Art, Home Decor, Lifestyle Items, Tech Goodies, beautiful Stationery Items, Apparel, and so much more, this photograph makes a great gift idea for yourself, a colleague, or a loved one!

Digital Image form my book, 'When the Fires Came' published by Blurb. Address to buy the book is below: https://www.blurb.com/b/10618180-when-the-fires-came

Banksia spinulosa

Vintage artwork has been digitally enhanced to bring back the original beauty. Original art by Rosa Fiveash, 1937. Source: State Library of South Australia

Banksia menziesii growing near Eneabba, Western Australia PLEASE NOTE: Purchased items will be free of watermarks 8E1210.3324 Nikon D800E | AFS Nikkor 70-200 f/2.8 VRIII Featured in Banksia Bunch (28 January 2017)

Lorikeets are amazingly colourful and they love perching in colourful locations...a perfect subject for nature photography!

By using up to 9 different images and blending these together I was able to give this flower a different perspective. Making it more 'art ' like I hope.

this is original art work by me. It is from a limited edition of 10 prints. It is a handmade reduction linocut using 4 colours. The image was hand drawn, carved and printed from a linoplate by hand onto acid free paper, using Akua intaglio inks. I'm delighted to be able to share my art with you on the various merchandise from RedBubble.

New digital painting of my Red Tailed Black Cockatoo in a Banksia garden setting and Fig tree background. Created in Pixelmator, this is a digital file. If you are interested in an NFT message me here on RB.

Hairpin Banksias (Banksia Spinulosa) are not common in Victoria, Australia - I think they prefer a warmer climate! I found this one in a patch of native bush in Healesville Sanctuary.

Banksia cone

Sony DSLR A200 1/80 sec F5.6 135mm, ISO 100 No editing.