April Showers Bring May Flowers
I have always loved that poem, April Showers. The problem is that I only know one line of it. I couldn't really paint the spring flowers around that poem because I don't know what happens to the flowers in June and so forth.
However, I thought it would be fun to paint a different flower theme for each month of the year. I have been working on this for about
2 1/2 weeks now. I should have posted earlier.
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January |
I spent extra time on this month. The first version was washed out. I like how the roses POP!
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May, February, June, from left to right |
I have always loved pink and white flowers. Throw a bit of yellow in there and I am really starting to want to plant a garden. I do not have a green thumb.
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October, November, December, again left to right |
I know that most people think summer when they see Hydrangeas, but I happen to think fall. I have a beautiful friend that gave me the most gorgeous hydrangea bush, every October before we have our first freeze, I go out and cut a bunch of the big heads and bring them inside to dry. I always think of her and my mother, who also loved hydrangeas. I think that is what flowers are about.
Here it is February 2017 and my dried Hydrangea is still beautiful. I think golden colors in November, hence the Sunflower. Forgive me, but I just didn't have it in me to paint a pumpkin blossom.
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July, August, September |
I love blue, too, and guess what? I love red as well. When you are an artist, you love all the colors of the rainbow!
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The floor has some Spicher and Co Vintage Vinyl! |
I think these are truly refreshing. They are totally original and I am excited to pick out a frame for them. They will be available for purchase as prints sometime in April 2017 in time for the High Point Furniture Market!
Stay tuned for more!
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