Iris drawing flower

This Iris picture is from the spring, but some of us love flowers so much, that I wanted to include the ink version of this as well.

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Iris tattoo sketch by @cathy.artwork

A delicate black floral illustration of an iris flower, perfect for tattoo or minimalist decoration. Represents February birth month and is a beautiful symbol of grace and beauty. Simple and elegant. Download a free preview or high-quality Adobe Illustrator (ai), EPS, PDF, SVG vectors and high-res JPEG and transparent PNG images.

Free, printable Iris Flower coloring page for kids. Print it out or color it online.

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Much like a poppy, an iris is a showy flower. It is grown as an ornamental plant in gardens, and colors range from purple and sky-blue to yellow and a rare red.

A detailed, black and white botanical print featuring three irises. This vintage-style artwork evokes a classic and romantic feel, perfect for decorative purposes. Download a free preview or high-quality Adobe Illustrator (ai), EPS, PDF vectors and high-res JPEG and PNG images.

In this gallery, you will see some of my works painted for ‘An Iris Field’ project. This is an ongoing project and there will be more Irises to come to this gallery. Every year since 2016, I am going for a field work for Irises, mostly to the east of Turkey. Every year I am able to illustrate three to four Irises, and I am hoping to see all the Irises in Turkey to be able to illustrate. There are about forty species and subspecies will Irises in this magical land. Some of these…

Hi all! This is a Fourth How to draw an Iris flower tutorial. This one is a video tutorial, since I couldn't find any more regular tuts. The tutorial is very simple: you draw a circle/a vertical ellipse and a horizontal ellipse beneath and behind the first one. Then you do the petals. That is the "by the tut" sketch. And these are by reference images: Have a great day, Dalia