Dew Covered Spider Web Hoodies

Dew-covered spider web

This design is inspired by those early morning spider webs covered with dew. While many people find spiders scary, their webs are unequivocally beautiful, especially when bejeweled with beautiful, delicate dewdrops.

This shows a colourful spider web in the morning.

A dew-drenched spider web with a Black Widow on it.

Morning dew on a spider web in Bicheno, Tasmania, Australia.

This shows a colourful spider web early in the morning.

A picture of a spider web covered in dew.

Awesome shot of dew on a spider web.

Macro of a perfect spider web covered in morning dew, photo by Nalinne Jones.

A Spider Web in the Shape of a Heart

Black & White Photograph Dew Art Spider Web Photography Abstract art. Perfect for Halloween :) Beautiful black and white photograph of spider web in the morning dew.

Spider Web With Pearls Of Dew by Debra Martz I arrived early one morning to the Estero Llano Grande State Park in Weslaco, TX. It started off very foggy / misty that morning and as I began to walk the trails in the park I noticed spider webs all around highlighted by the dew drops the fog had left on them. I had walked the same trails the previous afternoon and did not notice any spider webs!

Droplets of morning dew caught on a spider web

Dew-covered spider web #2

water droplets that look like beads on a spider web on a misty morning near Leipzig, Germany

water droplets on a spider web that is hanging between flowers on a misty morning near Leipzig, Germany

She worked so hard and now there has been a flood.

water droplets on a spider web on a misty morning in Schkeuditz near Leipzig, Germany

I love my Tennessee home! This photo was taken on a hazy morning in East Tennessee.

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The strong silk is weighed down by the heavy dew on the spider's web. Lancashire NW England Sony DSC-HX1 !http://ih3.redbubble.net/work.6999485.2.flat,550x550,075,f.untitled.jpg!

Waterdrops in blue

Saw a moth recently and was inspired. I used a Lunar Moth as the reference for the drawing initially because they have really beautiful wings. While I was working on it, I got to thinking about a game I love playing called Terraria. There's an event in the game where monster spawn rates go into overdrive and everything is just meaner. It's call the Blood Moon. I decided to use red instead of the green normally seen with a Lunar Moth. My aim wasn't to make an "evil" critter though, so I used blues in the background elements. Cooled it all off with morning dew on spider's silk. http://www.artisticdyslexia.com/

A spiderweb on an evergreen tree, covered in dewdrops.