I was scrolling through your blog and loved these flowers. Then i came across this one. What I love most is that I also have these "vases" for painting. Found the shot glasses at a thrift shop and knew I had to use them in a painting. Aren't they great? If you are interested in seeing my first attempt with the shot glass, here's my blog post: www.nancicharpentierart.blogspot.com. The "good fortune" series is clever and beautiful.
July 9, 1959 – March 23, 2015 Brenda was an artist in rural Maine, working both in soft pastels and oils. She was delighted to have this blog to share her paintings and her process. As Brenda said, "I thank you kindly for your interest."
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5 comments:
A Shot of Color
Cyclamen flower
shimmers on water's
surface, while water
refracts and viewers
reflect on the art
as they drink it in.
Love this- simple and beautiful.
Lovely spot of color and very clever title!
Love the haiku and these oriental paintings are SO FABULOUS!!!
Every one is a beauty!
I was scrolling through your blog and loved these flowers. Then i came across this one. What I love most is that I also have these "vases" for painting. Found the shot glasses at a thrift shop and knew I had to use them in a painting. Aren't they great? If you are interested in seeing my first attempt with the shot glass, here's my blog post: www.nancicharpentierart.blogspot.com. The "good fortune" series is clever and beautiful.
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