Some flowers take their time.
A honey-gold bowl sits on a dusty rose stand with a scalloped apron, and from it rises a loose, generous arrangement of late-season blooms. Pale peach and coral blossoms float at the top, a creamy star-shaped flower leans over the rim, and a cluster of deep plum and crimson glows at the center. Vines trail outward on both sides, framed by the soft blue ground. It's a painting about the beauty that comes in its own season, and the joy of gathering it when it finally arrives.
30 × 22"
acrylic and watercolor on watercolor paper.
Some flowers take their time.
A honey-gold bowl sits on a dusty rose stand with a scalloped apron, and from it rises a loose, generous arrangement of late-season blooms. Pale peach and coral blossoms float at the top, a creamy star-shaped flower leans over the rim, and a cluster of deep plum and crimson glows at the center. Vines trail outward on both sides, framed by the soft blue ground. It's a painting about the beauty that comes in its own season, and the joy of gathering it when it finally arrives.
30 × 22"
acrylic and watercolor on watercolor paper.
