The fluid shapes of brilliant red & yellow snapdragon flowers with their contrasting inner and outer petal surfaces joined to linear, mid-green leaves reveal an unexpected presence when their botanical contours, colors, and dimensional surfaces are mirrored. What is that extraordinary figure that emerges from these beautiful blossoms? Only the viewer can say, for in this domain of perceptual botanical art the familiar and exotic may meld into surprising and uniquely personal visual assemblages. In these intangible constructs, creative seeing is not constrained by physical limitations of technique, composition, convention, nor plausibility. Given time to see, the eye, mind, and imagination can create fantastic, original images with apparent ease. Seeing, it seems, is not a passive act but rather a creative one.