Showing posts with label yellow flower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yellow flower. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 1, 2016

Yellow Iris

All of the irises in our yard are in full bloom. Such a treat to find joy like this outside again.

6x6 on 1/8" museum quality panel
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Thursday, March 19, 2015

Alliums

Alliums are one of my favorite flowers to grow and paint! I had a lot of fun painting this one nice and loose with brush.

8x10 on 1/8" Museum Quality Panel






















Monday, September 22, 2014

Flower Bouquet

This painting feels like a culmination of all of the different things I have been working on. It's done with palette knife, but finally has the looseness I have been wanting. This larger scale allows for that. So enjoyed myself while painting this!

20x24 oil palette knife painting

a close-up of the juicy colors and knife marks


















Friday, December 6, 2013

No Misting Required

This orchid painting was a photograph I took while at the US Botanic Garden in Washington DC. Such an amazing display; I had never realized quite how many varieties of orchid there actually are.

I have had orchids in my home (pre-children) and do love them. It takes a special type of plant lover to keep these going well. Seems a painting of one would be a much better option these days!

Find included two photos of additional orchids seen at the garden. Looking forward to painting more of them. Such a beautiful, juicy color palette of flowers!

8x8 Oil Palette Knife Painting



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Monday, August 26, 2013

Sunflower 2

This happy sunflower was a commissioned piece to be given as a second anniversary and birthday gift. I was glad to have the opportunity to paint another one, forward facing this time, with the same bright blue sky. Hope they love it!

12x12 Oil on Museum Quality Panel
























Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Allium Obliquum

My parents told my husband and me about the most awesome gardens called Northwind Perennial Farm in Burlington. We took our boys there one afternoon and had an amazing time exploring the paths through the different gardens and ponds. There were huge golden frogs, plants galore, antiques, geese, donkeys, chicken, swallow nests--lots of little places and things to explore for two little boys and a great place for us too. 

I took plenty of photos that day and was of course drawn to these awesome yellow alliums--had to look them up to learn their name. Loved the little purple flowers scattered behind them, with their contrasting color, shape, and size. So, I might just turn into an allium collector, or at least see how many different varieties I can paint!

8x10 Oil on Panel