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3/7/2018by Barbara Haviland Texas Contemporary Artist Comment on this
Rose Red is my fourth in a brightly colored floral series. Three of them are 20" x 16" and one is 18"x 14". They all have yellows,oranges, and reds in the flowers. The backgrounds all match somewhat. I hope you like them. I changed this up a bit and am reposting.
Rose Red is my fourth in a brightly colored floral series. Three of them are 20" x 16" and one is 18"x 14". They all have yellows, oranges, and reds in the flowers. The backgrounds all match somewhat. I hope you like them. I changed this up a bit and am reposting.
7x4 rose painted from life using India inks by Dr. Ph. Martin, on 140 lb Saunders watercolor paper, today. Email me 1971ks@att.net for more information.
I'm still on the red party dress theme this week, and decided to dress up a rose in the color du jour today! I have a big canvas arriving tomorrow for a commissioned painting I'll be starting soon, so I've been warming up the brushes for a red and white Italian flowerscape to come (stay tuned for details!).
My Love, Red Roses, is drying on the easel to the lovely sound of contented snoring from the four footed studio assistants. I've been on a bit of a rose journey on my art blog this year, and My Love is the latest step forward down that path.
Warm holiday greetings from me and my little ones in Flower Mound - the weekend has begun!
5" x 7" Acrylic on canvas panel This was started on our Canvas by Canvas trip to Port Bolivar in September. I took some small canvas panels for quick studies. After looking at this one again, I think I'll try a few more. I was working from my imagination/memory and something I mentioned in the Donna Zagotta post.
Nancy Standlee a Texas Daily Painter & member of Canvas by Canvas Texas Collaborative Artists