On the Corner of Winnie. Morning painting session.
"Island Blossoms"( formerly "Freedom's Fragrance") Was the day 2 morning painting.
This piece came to be effortlessly and I was able to move back to the flowers passage of "Rhapsody in Bloom on Winnie" that I started the day before. I love how both pieces include the white rocking chair at the side yard entrance and that gorgeous front flower garden with the yellow roses of Texas.
There are two doves in this painting. Have you noticed them? Their song is the accompaniment for this piece.
This is my gessoed aluminum panel set up and ready for the luscious Micheal Harding Oil Paints I favor. The texture that comes from my fingers as I spin the panel while rubbing the acrylic primer on adds to the magic of the painting.
In the beginning where the foundation is laid for everything else to build upon.
Being sure to include the rocking chair in the focal passage I was inviting the viewer through.
Nearing the finish of this piece to move back to the first painting from this corner.
On the Corner of Winnie. Morning painting session.
"Island Blossoms"( formerly "Freedom's Fragrance") Was the day 2 morning painting.
This piece came to be effortlessly and I was able to move back to the flowers passage of "Rhapsody in Bloom on Winnie" that I started the day before. I love how both pieces include the white rocking chair at the side yard entrance and that gorgeous front flower garden with the yellow roses of Texas.
There are two doves in this painting. Have you noticed them? Their song is the accompaniment for this piece.
This is my gessoed aluminum panel set up and ready for the luscious Micheal Harding Oil Paints I favor. The texture that comes from my fingers as I spin the panel while rubbing the acrylic primer on adds to the magic of the painting.
In the beginning where the foundation is laid for everything else to build upon.
Being sure to include the rocking chair in the focal passage I was inviting the viewer through.
Nearing the finish of this piece to move back to the first painting from this corner.