This 8X10 oil still life on Gessobord was painted in class. I got a pit in my stomach when I walked in class and saw the still life set up was daffodils. My nemesis, the dreaded daffodil, was back to torture me. Though happy with it's turn out, I can wait another year before having to paint them again. Taking a painting class definitely takes you out of your comfort zone. This painting SOLD from my Esty Shop.
Moo, I think that's just stunning! You shouldn't be afraid of the daffs, you've conquered them! I particularly like the background and the lightness on the purple that gives a nice feeling of depth. Bravo! (And, yeah, doesn't class push you - right out on a ledge for me!)
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DeleteMargie, you did just great. I also cringe when I see them in a set up and have yet to master them. But I will.............someday.
ReplyDeleteIt's funny that everyone feels the same way about daffs. Thank you.
DeleteYou may be out of your comfort zone, but the painting is fabulous, both fthe flowers and the vase are so beautiful !
ReplyDeleteThank you Jane for your kind comment.
DeleteYou did a great job Margie, but I understand what you mean as I fight with them too. I have always blamed it on the acid yellow because so much green reflects back into them. My successful endeavors have been when I used the ones with the slightly more orange trumpet.
ReplyDeleteMine have never been as good as yours. So congrats.
Thank you Julie. Orange daffodils are definitely easier.
DeleteThis painting is fantastic, Margie!! For one who doesn't like daffodils..this is gorgeous. I love the vase as well!!! Wonderful work!
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