Based off this.
A common aussie spring! Not one to usually bee with flowers (but yes, babies everywhere too c:) unless of course you have many paddocks w/ wildflowers; or perhaps you planted them all around? But where I live, tis' pretty much.. that! Bright beautiful days with green grass and nut-growing trees galore! <( 'v')>

Sakura Viewing.

A classic I must say, but I just love how everything is in bloom in spring and how vivid the colours are.
And I thought what would a cherry blossom spirit look like ? And this was the answer.

Southern Springtime Lunemara





Ahh moths. Quite a common sight on many a spring night here in Arkansas, and she's even in the colors of our yearly irises! To me, this Lunemara is the picture of May evenings in the good ol' Natural State. We also get dragonflies towards the end of May to early June, so what better way to express the start and end of Spring with the two most common insects of my home?

Fresh flower patch inspired

Hiking Trail Zolinxi

My inspiration for this was going hiking because the weather is getting just right and it is beautiful outside this time of year.

My inspiration for this Lighira is the plant Devil's Ivy.
Here's a picture of it...
This plant is everywhere from my country, especially during spring time. Most people find them to be just like a weed, but I find them to be quite beautiful!

This lil guy is inspired by Sakura Trees! Every spring, in my city, the Japanese Garden in my favourite park does a Sakura festival, and the the trees are simply beautiful. His eyes are blue like clear spring skies, perfect for viewing the falling petals.

i based this girl off of a lily pond! my hometown had a really neat place downtown that had a huge outdoor multi-tank lily pond, and a huge almost fantasy-like forest beyond it. i remember always enjoying going down there and watching the pretty flowers float by and the koi fish and frogs swimming around. we went through the forest once to take some pictures, and it almost didn't look or feel real. the trees were huge and the whole place had a warm green glow. the river even cut through it, spawning several cobblestone foot-bridges throughout. it looked like something out of the scottish countryside as opposed to dry southwestern usa, lol. it almost felt like a liminal space. i remember it vividly because it always opened in the spring and summer, and the community used to do tours and easter egg hunts there all the time. <3

I based this off brown moths you see here in Australia. Insects appear quite abit in spring so yeah.