This was a school project and well, I really like how it turned out. The black background was my art teacher's idea and I wanted to do the hardest flower. At first, the bigger part of the petals were an example of how they should be, but in the end, I kept them because it added flavor to the picture. I worked hard on this; it was a rough project. The boys did the easiest one, the simple normal flower people usually draw, and the girls picked the more difficult, pretty flowers. It was around Easter that I made this, and I thought a daffidol was very Easter-y. No offense to all those other flowers out there. Oh and kudos to Kasey-chan, the person (I forget his/her username but it was the person who drew the green ribbon girl) who drew the victorian era outfit diagrams. I ended up using them in my performance for this Wax Museum thing we had to do. We all pretended to be people who had died and did a report on it, and the preformaance for the little kids are coming up soon. I was Amelia Jenks Bloomer, so it was a part of my "visual aid". I also drew a picture of her which will be up on the O soon. btw, which book did that Green Ribbon girl story come from, can anyone tell me? Everybody says "Oh, you're reading that book, too?" No, but I'd LIKE to read that book. If you know, please tell me.