The artworks, created through the meticulous and skillful arrangement of the young artist and her mother, have attracted thousands of likes.
Brooke Rawlins and her mother Vicky (an illustrator) from California, USA, delighted viewers by sharing a series of meticulously arranged portraits made from flowers, leaves, and branches.
Brooke Rawlins says she doesn't use glue or fabric to connect the petals. Everything is created through the meticulous arrangement and skill of both mother and daughter. "I spend a lot of time walking around outside looking for the right flowers, leaves, and branches. With each fallen leaf, I can use it to create a pair of eyebrows or dog ears. Every tiny twig is also used to create cheekbones or a chin. I love this work because it offers unlimited creative possibilities," the young artist says.
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Brooke and her mother meticulously crafted these artworks over hours. |
Brooke and her mother even had to suppress their sneezes for fear that the strong blast of air would ruin their artwork. After each piece was completed, the two of them would photograph it. The materials could then be reused for the next painting.
On her personal page, each photo of the artist's creations always attracts thousands of likes. Currently, the mother and daughter run an online store specializing in impressive products such as greeting cards, calendars, and portraits made from flowers, leaves, and branches.
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Brooke Rawlins and her mother. |
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