Category: Flowers

Drawing of a pale pink gerbera flower in glass vase. The flower is facing downwards.
JaneBaxter

Fading flower – in progress

As my beautiful Mother’s Day Flowers began to fade, the underside of this flopping flower’s petals caught my eye. A square composition took hold, and

A painting of a white cyclamen plant square shaped and in mixed media
JaneBaxter

Cyclamen

A ‘mixed media’ bash at capturing the unusual, beautiful form of this rescued cyclamen! You can read and see more about the process and progress

Drawing of Hamamelis in colour, witch hazel illustration mixed media drawing on white background
JaneBaxter

Hamamelis – Witch Hazel drawings

I unashamedly and absolutely love my Hamamelis/ Witch Hazel! It has grown from a ‘special’ birthday present twiglet around 20 years ago into a wonderful

Twelve snowdrop 'plates' in hues of green and brown
JaneBaxter

A Dozen Snowdrops

I do find the simple purity of snowdrops tricky to capture, but got into these after the first few. I’m not sure it’s achieved what

Coloured pencil illustration of a sunflower
JaneBaxter

Sunflower

Sunflowers are a great subject to draw – I have several sketched sunflowers through the years, since growing them with Ronan when he was wee

Mossy Tussock
JaneBaxter

Mossy Tussock

I spotted this mossy tussock on a walk not far from home a few weeks ago. I was drawn in by the light catching some

Tulips - solar plate etching
JaneBaxter

Tulips – Solar Plate Etching

Taken from my Tulips drawing, this solar plate etching involved all kinds of trickery with a photocopier, photovoltaic plate, light box, vacuuming and too many

Tulips
JaneBaxter

Tulips

Drawn using wax-based artist’s pencils, this floral image of a glass jug of Tulips fair tested my eyes! I was keen to show the detail

Tete a Tete
JaneBaxter

Tête-à-Tête

Tête-à-Tête – a drawing in springtime, the cheery blooms standing head to head. The line and colours are chosen to combine, creating the fresh spring

Snowdrops
JaneBaxter

Snowdrops

A bowl of snowdrops – a sight for sore eyes following the dark winter days. The pure simplicity of a snowdrop belies its difficulty to