For my drawing class I am doing calla lilies in colored pencil. The large drawing is partly acrylic paint (background) with colored pencil on top. The smaller drawings are colored pencil on receipt paper.
this drawing (above) has the chemical structure of oxyalic acid (H2C2O4), the natural toxin found in all parts of the calla lily plants and that is harful if ingested, breathed in, or on skin tissue. the highest concentration of this chemical is in the roots, so when you plant these wear gloves and don't get any "juices" from the plant on you. In the background is a close-up image of the Classic White Calla Lily. This drawing is still in progress...
With these little guys I had fun just drawing several of the different colors that callas come in. They are so long and elegant...
this drawing (above) has the chemical structure of oxyalic acid (H2C2O4), the natural toxin found in all parts of the calla lily plants and that is harful if ingested, breathed in, or on skin tissue. the highest concentration of this chemical is in the roots, so when you plant these wear gloves and don't get any "juices" from the plant on you. In the background is a close-up image of the Classic White Calla Lily. This drawing is still in progress...
With these little guys I had fun just drawing several of the different colors that callas come in. They are so long and elegant...
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