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A bee at work, buzzing amidst delicate blue petals—a beautiful reminder of nature's rhythm and the importance of our tiny pollinators.

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Vibrant Harmony – Splash Realism from the Contemporary Botanical Pop School

Vibrant Harmony celebrates the synchronized dance of nature through an exuberant blend of Splash Realism and the vivid aesthetic of the Contemporary Botanical Pop School. Two bumblebees converge on the golden heart of a radiant pink flower, their encounter frozen mid-flight, surrounded by a burst of energy and chromatic delight.

The bees are rendered with near-photorealistic precision—their fuzzy bodies striped with rich blacks and warm ambers, their gossamer wings veined like stained glass. Yet they exist in a world of joyful chaos: watercolor splatters explode in yellows, blues, and magentas, transforming the canvas into a bloom of light and motion.

The background remains minimal, allowing the central interaction to ignite with focus. The drips and spatters don’t distract; they amplify the vibrancy, like sound waves radiating from a moment of perfect, shared purpose. Every mark feels alive.

Vibrant Harmony pulses with the rhythm of pollination, partnership, and color—an ode to balance and the beauty of collective energy in the natural world.

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Buzzing Contrast – Graphic Pop Naturalism from the Neo-Psychedelic School

Buzzing Contrast sears itself into memory with a jolt of color and clarity, portraying the humble bee as an icon of both urgency and elegance. Rendered in the bold stylings of Graphic Pop Naturalism and pulsing with the electric edge of the Neo-Psychedelic School, this piece demands attention like a visual siren.

Set against an unapologetically red background—flat, burning, confrontational—the bee becomes a high-contrast symbol of vitality. Its jet-black body and neon-yellow stripes are illustrated with meticulous linework, textured to suggest both softness and precision. The wings, tinted with golden transparency, glow like stained glass mid-flight, veins branching out like lightning.

There's no context here—no flowers, no sky, no blur of motion. Just bee and backdrop, predator and protest, nature distilled into a stark confrontation. The effect is both scientific and symbolic, nodding to ecological fragility while embracing the visual punch of protest art.

Buzzing Contrast isn't just a portrait—it’s a provocation. A call to witness the beauty of pollination amid a background of alarm.

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Here’s a great way to get to know your pollinators!

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Links on how to plant milkweed

http://wwwhui.pollinationstation.org/planting-instructions.html

This is pollination station, they have a long array of information on different types of pollinators.

http://www.mymonarchguide.com/2007/0nting-milkweed-seeds.html

This has a quick and easy guide on how to plant milkweed.

http://monarchbutterflygarden.net/7-spring-planting-secrets-growing-milkweed/

This has tricks and tips on planting milkweed.

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Bee Balm, pretty and fragrent

Bee Balm-Christy Webber Farm Garden