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I spent about two last night coloring, drawing, working and swearing over this one -- then I scrapped it. Pitcher plants are weird. They kind of look like snakes, a little bit like those tooting pipes (anyone know what I'm talking about?) in old Mickey Mouse Cartoons, and sort of creepy.
![PitcherPlant_LindsayNohl_lgrepeat_1000px](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8151/7678932282_7ae87eabd9.jpg)
Here she is in her full glory!
My second attempt at this pattern went a lot better and I tried a technique I haven't used in patterns for a while. I have this really nice brush pen that I used on a rather bumpy piece of drawing paper. The effect was a little dry-brushy and looked a lot more rough than I usually draw. I like it.
![pitcherplant_lindsayNohl_detail_sm](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8293/7678932508_66c7dbe30e.jpg)
AAAAnd a closeup!
Even though these plants are pretty wild, I think the final came out pretty peaceful looking. I chose the green type of pitcher plant and I'm looking forward to seeing how everyone else does this one! It was hard!
![pitcherplant_process_lindsaynohl_inkdrawing](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8016/7678948736_fb9f8926f9_z.jpg)
The Scan of my ink drawing! Unedited!
Hi - possible to get a print or artwork of this to frame on my wall? Marydangerdoll@yahoo.com
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