Project V Day Six: Tree Blossom of Some Sort

Day Six is a tree blossom of some sort. Here let me show you...

Hey, I'm down here now. So this is the little dude. It was on the sidewalk but a bunch of it's family is still attached to the large unknown tree that lives outside of my balcony. I know it's not a pecan tree and it's definitely not a coconut tree. I'm too exhausted to research it tonight but will get the low down tomorrow.

Sweet little blossoms with ominous Texas sky...

Day Six Grid. Placement is starting to get interesting to organize. I've pretty much disregarded scale for the most part. To hell with scale.

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