A Bug's Sight 1 - Original Painting
Sunflowers often appear to be white and purple under a black light, revealing the hidden colors patterns that are visible in the ultraviolet portion of the electromagnetic light spectrum, which humans cannot see but many insects can.
This 6" x 6" painting is on a cradled wood panel and the design wraps around the edges.
Insect eyes function in such different ways than our own, we may never know for sure what exactly they see when the look at a flower.
Sunflowers often appear to be white and purple under a black light, revealing the hidden colors patterns that are visible in the ultraviolet portion of the electromagnetic light spectrum, which humans cannot see but many insects can.
This 6" x 6" painting is on a cradled wood panel and the design wraps around the edges.
Insect eyes function in such different ways than our own, we may never know for sure what exactly they see when the look at a flower.
Sunflowers often appear to be white and purple under a black light, revealing the hidden colors patterns that are visible in the ultraviolet portion of the electromagnetic light spectrum, which humans cannot see but many insects can.
This 6" x 6" painting is on a cradled wood panel and the design wraps around the edges.
Insect eyes function in such different ways than our own, we may never know for sure what exactly they see when the look at a flower.