i worked on developing a stronger contrast and did some liner work to define the petals a little more. i'm fairly happy with it so have decided to leave it at that before i fiddle too much more and wreck it altogether.
i worked on developing a stronger contrast and did some liner work to define the petals a little more. i'm fairly happy with it so have decided to leave it at that before i fiddle too much more and wreck it altogether.
Serena, it is so very beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI think it's beautiful! I love the shapes of the flower petals. It's a gorgeous piece.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you and your family.
Both of them are gorgeous and the finished product, wow....Happy Easter to you too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful painting...and happy belated birthday, hope you had an excellent time celebrating!
ReplyDeleteWow, fabulous Serena! LOVE IT! Have a wonderful Easter with your family tomorrow:)
ReplyDeleteOh Serena, this is just Beautiful!! you are a gift to the world.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
Peace~
Dawn
Calling it gorgeous! :) Happy Easter to you my friend :)
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful Serena...the extra bit of shading and detail makes it much more finished looking to me....
ReplyDeleteSerena that is just beautiful! I am in awe of your talent! I can barely draw stick people...lol! Happy Easter to you! :)
ReplyDeletereally nice :D the darker contrast really makes the flowers pop off the canvas
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeouse! I love the movement in the petals - they are so organic!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter your picture is so Easter
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on.
It´s so alive!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your nice comments ~ :)
ReplyDeleteOh Serena, it is besutiful! Love it, love it, love it!
ReplyDeleteYou really did make the flowers pop on the canvas. Very feminine and yet bold. Love it! :)
ReplyDeletenow i see where she gets her talent from wow! and btw,what is a shi chi dog...any relation to my shih tsu?
ReplyDeleteI love the swirling blending of relaities in how the flowers fall away at the ends and into almost the quantum level. Flowers formed by photons, and then into random photons waiting for the next objective observer to mould them into another personal illusion.
ReplyDeleteI have been working with this idea a lot myself with landscape paintings. It's an incredibly liberating way of approaching a natural subject. Even if we do not mean to put this message across - it just happens.
Gosh, just looking again these flower heads are just so lucious and elegant. I need to get more of that feeling in my own work.