Hello, Olivia Rain here, and this week I return with a flower called “spreading fleabane”. It’s a plant that sprouts flowers that look similar to daisies, but they’re incredibly tiny and come in clusters. There can be 100 of these tiny flowers in one growth, which I find to be incredible. They’re native to western North America and can bloom in pink, yellow, and purple from early spring to late autumn. It took a lot of patience to draw all of these daisies, but I think the effort paid off! I wonder what other types of plants that I can draw. Thanks for reading, and I’ll see you again next week!
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