Yellow Fever(2 Entries Per Day)

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Featured Work

Ducklings by Sharon Robertson

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Butterfly... by emolena

Tychy…POLAND
The King Is Ever Watchful by Hilary Robinson

Mixed media (watercolour and pastel) painting of a lion. The King can never relax. He is responsible for the safety of his subjects…
Did someone say 'biscuit'? by Hilary Robinson

Pastel painting of a spaniel
Golden Pheasant by Rpnzle

Golden Pheasant / Taken at the Topsfield Fair, Topsfield, Ma 1-13-08 / What a brightly colored bird / Enjoy!
High Five by carrysmith

Five giraffe’s in an african landscape. The baby one is too busy looking at mum to notice what the adult ones are looking at. This oil painting on canvas measures 105cm x 65cm and is sold.
Male Cloudless Sulphur Butterfly by Suni Pruett

This is a depiction of a very common Texas butterfly….the Cloudless Sulphur Butterfly (Phoebis sennae) and this particular one is a male… These butterflies are everywhere during the late spring, summer, and early fall around my house. I have been trying to find the perfect portrait of this yellow beauty…and I dont know if I found the “perfect” one…but I did finally take one that I am satisfied with. Normally these butterflies are very timid and skittish and wont stay still for too long…especially when a human with a really large shadow comes their way. Today however it started to cool off….which worked in my favor..because all of these little guys were moving slow and just sitting in the sunshine eating and warming up….which gave me a great opportunity to take as many pictures as they would sit still for… Thank you Suni
Eastern Tiger Swallowtail by BigD

It was taken at Cook’s pond, Potterville, PA feeding on a wild rose bush flowers. The date was 06/03/2008
Oh! Hello by Marleia M Main

A typical yellowjacket worker is about 12 mm (0.5 inches) long, with alternating bands on the abdomen while the queen is larger, about 19 mm (0.75 inches) long. Mouthparts are well-developed for capturing and chewing insects, with a proboscis for sucking nectar, fruit and other juices.(wiki) /

Recent Work

ATP C Box by wittgraham

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FIDDLEWOOD AS THE SUN GOES DOWN by ANNETTE HAGGER

FiddleWood, Old Catton, Norwich , Norfolk Image taken 30th Nov, 2008 . BEST VIEWED LARGER A new community woodland project began in Fiddlewood in February 2004. The aim of this project is to support Fiddlewood residents to become more / involved with the local woodlands, have more control over what happens to / them, and to work to ensure they become a valued natural area for people to enjoy. BTCV, the UK’s largest practical conservation charity, is working in / partnership with the Cat n’ Fiddle Partnership, Norwich City Council and Fiddlewood residents to look after and develop the Fiddle and Night plantations on the Fiddlewood estate. The project is one of 4 projects being undertaken by the Norwich City Council n the Catton Grove area. Without the involvement of local people this project will not succeed. All residents require to get involved is to be Interested and concerned about their local neighbourhood. Why’s it called Fiddlewood? / Fiddlewood was known as Fiddle Plantation in the 1800s though the area has / been woodland much longer than that – possibly over 1000 years! It was / called this apparently because the shape of the wood on a map forms the / shape of a fiddle! But Fiddlewood is also a tropical tree species native to / Florida – which doesn’t grow in this wood! / The wood was part of the Catton Hall estate until 1974 when the Fiddlewood / part was sold to Norwich City Council. A proposal, recently submitted to the / Heritage Lottery fund, to redesign Catton Park with improved footpaths and / wildflower areas describes the park as being important to art-historians / because it was the first commission of the well-respected Victorian Landscape designer – Humphry Repton. The project is trying to discover whether Repton was involved in the design and planting of Fiddlewood and Night plantations. /
Mom PLEASE! by Marylee Martin

Twink actually does like her Raincoat. / She’s just afraid the other dogs will / laugh at her. (They are really Jealous!)
Spring, Yellow Hibiscus, Swirls and Swallows by fatfatin

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Burning Bright by Hena Tayeb

A lit up wall of a bridge in Isfahan, Iran.
Zombie Nation by daftnation

Zombie Nation, or Samurai Zombie Nation as the in-game title screen calls it, is a 1990 NES action game developed by KAZe. In Japan, it is known as Abarenbō Tengu (暴れん坊天狗? lit. “Hooligan Tengu”). This game is known for its strange juxtaposition of zombies and samurai. / In Zombie Nation, the floating samurai head, Namakubi, is sent to the United States to destroy Darc Seed – an alien who crashed to Earth via a meteorite and turned all the American people into zombies. Namakubi must recover the samurai sword Shura (which has no relevance to the gameplay) and destroy Darc Seed and its minions.
Ayrton Senna by Matthew Rogers

Acrylic on canvas, 30×40 cm. Ayrton Senna driving for the Lotus-Honda team during the 1987 season.
But to Gaze a While and Think of You........................... by ANNETTE HAGGER

But to gaze a while and think of you…. and how…........... and then….......... and then….......... to gaze a while and think of you but this is now and you’re not here you are there…..... But I gaze a while and think of you…... of how it was it is not now. Annette Hagger
Gold leaf by retepk

Created solely in Photoshop.

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About This Group

Anything yellow!
Must be at least 50 or 50 percent yellow
This is the place for yellow art, photography, writing, Painting, Drawing etc.
Rules:

Only add images with the main colour being yellow (it should be apparent that it is the focus, if not the majority). Remember the 50% rule
please limit your entries to 2 works a day.
Do not critique other works unless the author/artist asks, but positive comments are always nice.
Have fun and look in the forums for Yellow Challenges

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