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FR Coqueret du Pérou - EN Cape-gooseberry - ES Uchuva
Physalis peruviana L. (port)
Friche (alt. 120 m)
Fraipont (province de Liège, Wallonie, Belgique)
Adventice (Amazonie centrale)
Species from Mexico to Guatemala
Common name: Tomatillo
Photographed at Strybing Arboretum, San Francisco
L'amour en cage est le nom poétique de cette plante qui en possède bien d'autres : la lanterne chinoise, le coqueret, l'alkékenge, le physalis ; en latin physalis alkekengii et physalis franchetii, très voisins (famille des solanacées).
Physalis fruits similar to the ones in this photo.
In the afternoon of the second drawing class (April 2011), with Karen Carter this time, we tried monoprinting. For more about the techinique (and for the morning's drawing exercises) see this blog post.
My second attempt, after re-rolling the remaining ink without adding any more. Better!
Charming fantasy asian hairpins for BJD.
Totally handmade!
Made of melchior alloy and decorated with translucent physalises made of epoxy, chain and japanese beads. The size of hairpin is about 8 cm
Nightshade family (Solanaceae); near Ragged Top, Ironwood Forest National Monument, Pima Co., Arizona.