Passionflower Pillows

Color passionflower drawing

My photograph digitally altered

An illustration of Passion Vine from the 19th century.

An illustration of Passion Vine from the 19th century.

This is a colorful watercolor pink, blue, cream and yellow vintage passion flower.

A Vintage Botanical Journey with the Passionflower! This captivating design takes you on a botanical adventure with the passionflower (Passiflora edulis)! Featuring a stunning vintage botanical illustration, this design captures the intricate details and vibrant colors of this fascinating vining plant. More than just a delicious tropical fruit! The passionflower has a rich history and symbolism, making it a true conversation starter. Nature lovers will appreciate the intricate details of the illustration, while garden enthusiasts will adore the celebration of this unique plant.

I made this drawing of a Tortoise and a Passionflower for an acquaintance as a representation of her spirit animal.

Pasiflora Passionflower

An illustration of Passion Vine from the 19th century.

Passionflower is a plant that, when it has the right conditions, grows until it eats everything around it, very invasive. This illustration reflects his desire for expansion. There are three different varieties drawn here and all of them grow very well in coastal areas with a Mediterranean climate.

The passionflowers are voracious plants that can grow without fear. These are hand-drawn illustrations with pencil and paper, later dematerialized and transformed into digital illustrations.

An illustration of Passion Vine from the 19th century.

Passionflower, the very fine vine flower.

The passion flower is a symbolic flower for nature. Its multiple thorns stand for fruitfulness, as well as fidelity. The central petals represent love and innocence, while the outer flowers represent beauty, grace and purity of heart.The subtle use of black and white color brings out the beauty giving its own energy.

Artistic and botanically correct illustration of the Maypop Passionflower from the 20th century.

An illustration of Passion Vine from the 19th century.

Passionfruit has lovely, unusual flowers. From my watercolor passionfruit and flowers pattern, on its own.

Watercolor paintings of passionfruit and passionflowers, along with their leaves and vines.

Illustrated home essentials print, minimalist poster for crazy plant lady

Simple doily pattern inspired by a passionfruit flower

Simple doily pattern inspired by a passionfruit flower

Simple doily pattern inspired by a passionfruit flower

Simple doily pattern inspired by a passionfruit flower

Simple doily pattern inspired by a passionfruit flower

Simple doily pattern inspired by a passionfruit flower

A pattern of blue crown passionflower in bloom. The flowers are cut out on a turquoise background and have a drop shadow.

Just what you need for a cool way to display your favorite vine plants and flowers.

Illustrated home essentials print, minimalist poster for crazy plant lady

Watercolor 11x15", 2008. Large Araceae flower ( draconius vulgaris--also known as dragon lily, voodoo lily, dragon arum, or stink lily) resembling a large purple passionflower blooms on a background glazed with a light minty green. This Painting was done entirely from memory.

Large purple flower resembling a passionflower growing in northwestern Oregon. It is actually a draconius vulgaris, otherwise known as a voodoo lily, dragon lily, dragon arum, or stink lily.

Passionflower

Passionflower is a plant that, when it has the right conditions, grows until it eats everything around it, very invasive. This illustration reflects his desire for expansion. The variety drawn here is commonly known as "Tambo" and its fruit is edible. It is from coastal zones.

This illustration is the original form of the work Passion of Passionflowers. Two sheets of cards drawn side by side, following the passionflowers in my garden with pencils and a notebook. It represents the movement of nature and its continuous invisible dialogue. There are three types of drawn passionflower varieties and they belong to the same family. What family? The one who is not afraid to grow. Passiflowers.

simple circle lettering text hustle every day

These passionflowers were trapped in the fence of my house, to become paper and pencil illustrations, and then jump to the computer and become digital passionflowers. His story is: A snail decides that the day has come to discover what lies beyond. Raise your antennae, close your eyes and trust that your passion will take you far. The dragonfly looks calm and allows its wings to sway with the wind and the desire of the snail.

Passionflowers are voracious plants that can grow without fear. This illustration is a digital collage that was put together to form harmony in the passionaries. A dragonfly managed to arrive and smell new aromas.