Flowers that Live Forever
Florals are one of my favorite subjects to paint. I love flowers in general, but being so delicate, most have an ephemeral, or short lived life.
It saddens me to see a bunch of fresh-cut flowers, so beautifully arranged, as their petals gradually fade and decay. I usually try to hold on to them for as long as I can, removing the dying flowers one by one until none are left.
Painting them is my way of immortalizing them so you and I can continue enjoying their beauty long after they are gone.
It saddens me to see a bunch of fresh-cut flowers, so beautifully arranged, as their petals gradually fade and decay. I usually try to hold on to them for as long as I can, removing the dying flowers one by one until none are left.
Painting them is my way of immortalizing them so you and I can continue enjoying their beauty long after they are gone.
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The "Lotus" acrylic on canvas 12"x12" $100
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Orchid 14x10" Watercolor on paper $100
Tulips 16 x 20" Acrylic on gallery canvas $500
Petunia 12" x 12" Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas $200
Crepe Myrtle 8" x 10" Acrylic on canvas $100
Lily 12" x 16" Watercolor $150 framed (sold)
Columbine 12" x 16" Watercolor $100
Primrose 12" x 12" Acrylic on canvas $200
Tres Rosas 12" x 36'" Acrylic on gallery canvas $500