The first public outing of my new bookplate: Artist Tom Meek.
Bookplate
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Arthur Radburn wrote:Beautiful work. You must be very pleased.
Cock-a-hoop.
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Chas Charles-Dunne wrote:Are the two plants growing from the base Campions?
Cardamine Pratensis (Cuckoo Flower or Lady's Smock)
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Martin Goldstraw wrote:Chas Charles-Dunne wrote:Are the two plants growing from the base Campions?
Cardamine Pratensis (Cuckoo Flower or Lady's Smock)
Thanks. my knowledge of Botany is limited to cutting the grass.
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A colourised version in the offing? I am thinking of a 'colour wash' or tint, rather than full colour.
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splendid!
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