These sunflowers were painted in class last week. My painting class takes place in the back of a framing shop owned by a fellow student and new friend, Elkie. She placed this frame over the painting and it was magical. When I brought it home I tried the frame on a few of my painting and it is truly a frame that makes any classic still life look fabulous. 8X10 oil on Gessobord.
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Sunday, June 2, 2013
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Forsythia in Mason Jar
This 5"x7" oil on gessobord was part of a glass study. What I like about this still life is the complementary colors and the mason jar lid. When I moved into my home 20 years ago the entire property was lined with a 10 feet deep forsythia border. It took quite a few years and our hard work to remove all of the forsythia for new gardens. This is cutting is from the one bush that remains. I hack away at it every year after it blooms... so I guess I have a love/hate relationship with forsythia.
Labels:
Art,
forsythia,
glass,
mason jar,
spring flowers,
still-life
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