Showing posts with label floral. Show all posts
Showing posts with label floral. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Sunshine Petals

Sunshine Petals                                 6 x 6 inch oil

Sunflowers are harbingers of summer, sunshine and happiness.  When you see one, you're obliged to smile!  I'm having fun with lusciously thick paint.  My painting process is a combination of brushwork, scraping and palette knife.







Monday, July 23, 2012

Three Sisters in Blue







Three Sisters in Blue         6x8 oil on panel




The temperature in the studio today was in the 90's.  I can even feel the heat in the colors and haziness of this little painting.  Maybe gazing at "Three Sisters in Blue" next winter will bring back a little of that heat!

Monday, July 9, 2012

A Sunny Face


There's nothing happier than a sunny face shining your way!  "A Sunny Face," 5 x 5 inch oil.


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Tuesday, June 5, 2012

White Peony



I live in what's considered an alpine desert climate with a short growing season.  Between that and the 6 or 7 deer who hang out in my yard, my flower options are very limited.  The jewel in my garden is a white peony.  It's so gorgeous, and I'm always torn whether to cut a bouquet to bring inside, or to admire them in the yard.  This year, I selected one to bring indoors to model for me.  This 6 x 6" canvas was painted with the flower on my studio windowsill.


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