Following the chart to 52 drawings this year.
“Brand new” is another wide open concept. I decided to draw daffodils –I’ve seen the flowers featured prominently on the photography blogs I follow and as they are the harbingers of the ‘new’ season, thought they were a cheerful subject for the theme. Hmmm. They look a little menacing, actually. Well, maybe if spring would cooperate, already!! Here are my ‘brand new’ (slightly sinister) blooms:
Meg Sorick, Author/Artist 
I know it’s strange, but daffodils remind me of flowery “eyes of Sauron”
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I totally see that!
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With so many varieties nowadays they were bound to have a few sinister elements in the family. I blame the government!
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No doubt that is the case – genetically modified flowers, why not?
Everything else is GM in this country! 🤦♀️
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First sign of spring. I love them too. And spring is coming….I think. 🤔
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This is getting absurd. I can’t remember needing my winter coat this late in the season. Bleh!
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I hear ya’! We had snow yesterday morning. Enough already. 😃
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Oh that’s awful! I’m so blue!😞
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It’s all gone now, but geez. Winter needs to take a vacation. 😎
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Agreed!
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That is a good imaginative theme! I find from the comments that winter refuses to leave your place. In India, where i live, spring comes in march and by april, it is quite sunny and hot!
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Our weather has been unusually cold for this time of year. We should have buds on the trees and flowers blooming by now and instead we’re still getting cold and snow! Everyone is so tired of it! Sunny and warm sounds wonderful!
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Haha, I love Peter’s answer! They are my first flower to bloom. This year they did and promptly fell over from the cold and snow! Will it never end??
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Ours never even got the chance! They’re just now beginning to bloom and there’s a chance of snow sleet and frozen mix tomorrow! I am so done!!!
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Sinister blooms, haha… you do know that those are tiny little microphones in the middle of each one?
Actually, in this day and age when most phones are listening to every word and being monitored you’d think the government would decommission these spy-flowers.
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Ooooh! You’re right! Who needs hidden microphones in the garden when we keep our phones with us 24/7? 😉😂
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Meg, your slightly sinister daffodils are fabulous. I do feel as though the large one is looking right at me, maybe there’s a story there. I think the thing that’s incredibly creative about this drawing is that it tricks the brain. Daffodils are such a vibrant color, yet here we view them in black and white, but we can’t deny that we’re thinking yellow! So good, Meg!!!
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Thank you! I used a photo to get the structure right – so they are accurate if a little creepy! 😜
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You’re welcome, Meg!
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Beautiful!
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Thank you!
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