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Red Climbers, Ready for Summer

The photo reminded me of my mother’s climbing red roses which grew up a trellis on the side of the house and now grow on a trellis on the side of my house. These roses have always fascinated me, they just keep going–up the fence, over the fence, down the other side. As a watercolor […]

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Greenhouse Gerberas Full of Color

I took the reference photo for this painting at a local greenhouse in 2013. I’ve always liked colorful gerbera daisies and their bold smiling faces. I’ve used it for a few graphic designs and decided someday I’d paint it too. So that time was in 2019. I chose oil pastel because I’ve come to enjoy […]

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Greenhouse Gerberas for Summer Color

I took the reference photo for this painting at a local greenhouse in 2013. I’ve always liked colorful gerbera daisies and their bold smiling faces. I’ve used it for a few graphic designs and decided someday I’d paint it too. So that time was in 2019. I chose oil pastel because I’ve come to enjoy […]

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Bring May Flowers a Little Sooner

Three buckets of flowers for sale on the street corner, just waiting to be painted. I chose oil pastel for this painting because of all the techniques I’ve learned to use with it. The background of the flowers was really dull and I wanted to be able to create something interesting from it. I like […]

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