Hello and welcome to the company Interior's channel.
My name's Nick Clark, and you know by now that our videos throughout our channel are all
about bringing nature into a manmade environment, whether that's with mosquitoes, whether
that's with preserve plants.
We are all about bio felic design that is bringing nature into the manmade environment
wherever we can.
And what would be better than this brand new product that we have just launched?
There will be links in the description to all the products that I'm going to show you
today. And today we are making some botanical pictures using some of our preserved
plants. And these are ferns.
Preserve the ferns.
Now, these are some of the oldest plant life found on our planet, found in fossils.
Three hundred and sixty million years ago, a complex plant that is vascular.
It brings water and nutrients up through its complex tissues of leaves.
And that is how it reproduces and its reproduces using spores.
It has no seeds.
It has no flowers.
So an incredibly complex and beautiful looking plant that we today are going to show our
appreciation of in a memorable, amazing one off product.
A botanical picture is what we're going to make for you today.
These are some of the samples that I've been working with.
And I'm going to bring you over to my work bench and I'm going to show you how you can do
it yourself. You can, of course, buy these from our store.
There are links in the description, but today I'm going to show you how you can buy it.
And you can also you can make it yourself.
It is that simple.
So we have a range of ten different phones.
They range from two colors in red or green.
They vary in size and scale from singular leaves to doubles and greens and reds.
And then today's video, we're looking at some of these phones and how we can use those
not only on displays, on walls or plants or pots or floral displays, but actually how
about a botanical looking picture that is from the Victorian age in style.
So let me take you over to the workbench and I'll show you how we make these.
So in our picture, we're looking at a range of plants.
And today I'm choosing the ostrich fern, the red ostrich fern simply for its complexity.
Now, in some of the others that we have made today, we have a parchment.
Fern also fits beautifully into this frame, has a border around it.
And these are in a walnut frame that are also on our on our site in the description.
So let's show you how simple it really is.
Let's clear some of these products off the bench and choose which one of the ferns that
I'm going to be using today.
So today I am going to be using the ostrich fern.
So the ostrich fern here straight out of the pack.
It fits beautifully onto this white background.
And that, for me is just highlighting all of the detail of the fern itself and all the
amazing detail.
Now, we say botanical in terms of this is originally how these were found and these would
have been drawn, particularly in the Victorian age.
This is a very popular thing to do.
So we simply have our frame.
We're just going to take the backing off the mountain.
These are the frames that we offer.
But of course, you have the option of buying your own frame or using your own frame.
You're just trying to get the size.
So we have a perspex front perspex protection that would take that off at the last minute
for a nice, clear image that to one side turn the frame back around.
So that will be the Perspex first, then it's going to be our white image.
Then it's going to be the frame, then it's going to be the backing.
So what we are going to do is we're going to set that frame in.
This, of course, is the wrong way round, but we're just trying to see how our phone is
going to fit so that and remember, there is a border that goes around that.
So let's have a look at the border.
So that is actually going to take some of my phone away.
So I know what I want to do is I want to bond that.
So that fits within that frame as such.
So when it's going to come to do it is that I would actually just put a small pencil mark
or a small pen mark on where I need that to actually finish like that off nice and
strong. So don't forget, you're working in reverse here.
So what I'm going to do is I'll give that some time just to dry off.
But that glue does go off very quickly.
So I'm just going to snip the end of the stem.
Hold the position.
There we are in real time, in real time botanical funds,
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