Natural Endless Gibbon Art in the touch of nature Splinterlands Art Contest 344

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Hi friends. Thank you all for today and warm greetings
I'm excited to introduce you to my latest nature-inspired artwork "Endless Gibbon", a playful monkey made entirely from natural materials.

This playful painting is a fun combination of fantasy and snippets of the great outdoors. Blending green leaves, dry wood twiglets, a curved pod shaped bean fragment, and a few black seeds, I fashioned this feisty little monkey. With its big leaf covered ears, twiggie arms and legs, and curled tail, this little primate has an energetic, animated feel just like its real-life counterparts, forest gibbons.

Nature always amazes me. With a little bit of fallen leaf and imagination, we can turn simple plant elements into fun characters like this one. I love how even small natural materials become narrators when lovingly and carefully set up.

Materials used:

• 4–5 Green leaves – Different sizes (for head, body, and ears)

• 4 small dry twigs – For arms and legs

• 1 curved green bean pod or stem – For the tail

• 2 small berries or black seeds – For eyes

• Glue (optional) – If you want to keep it fixed

• White paper/background – To arrange everything

Step-by-step instructions:

Make the Head & Eyes

• Take a round or oval-shaped green leaf and place it near the top center of your workspace.

• Cut it slightly in half and overlap to make it look like a face.

• Place two small black berries or seeds on the face (head leaf) as eyes.

• You can use a tiny drop of glue to keep them in place if needed.

Add the tail, body & legs

• Take a larger leaf and position it just below the head to represent the body.

• Use four dry twigs.

• Place two horizontally beside the body as arms.

• Place two at the bottom for legs, each angled to look natural.

• Use a green bean pod or curved stem.

• Position it curving out from the lower side of the body to resemble a tail.

Add the Ears

• Choose two small oval or rounded leaves.

• Place them above the head leaf like bunny or mouse ears.

Experiences and Feelings:

While making this nature-inspired creation, I truly felt a special bond between my imagination and the natural world. It’s more than just a piece of art, it’s a heartfelt expression of how nature and creativity can walk hand in hand. Every leaf, twig, and berry used here tells its own story, reminding us how closely connected we are to the earth.

The artwork I created today is inspired by the Endless Gibbon Legendary Unit from Splinterlands.

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Thank you and best wishes

My dream in the secret of nature

I have been in love with nature since childhood. Trees, flowers, vines and leaves give me a different kind of peace. i am bilkis and My village is Rajshahi, where the mangoes of Bangladesh are golden. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, I find myself most in nature.

It is out of this love that I have brought the touch of nature into my handiwork. In the picture, I have created an artwork using natural elements—leaves, grass, and dry vines—to create a beautiful human figure. This is a reflection of my imagination, where I am merged with nature.

My family is the biggest strength of my dreams. I want to move forward with their love and blessings. They want me to grow up and be successful, but I have only one wish - to be a good person, to work for the benefit of nature and humanity.
Thank you all for viewing my artwork. I hope you like it. This small attempt to express my love and creativity towards nature will bring joy to your hearts.
I am grateful to all my friends at Hive.blog who welcome and encourage new creativity. Inspired by Lanna Naturera of Splinterlands, I wanted to highlight the beauty and power of nature through my artwork. Much love and best wishes to everyone. We will bring more new artworks in the future, hope you will be by our side.......