Showing posts with label narcissus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label narcissus. Show all posts
Friday, March 26, 2021
White Daffodils on Pink and Gold
6 x 6 original oil painting of the early daffodils from the flower bed. My daughter has planted a lot of the lovely miniature multiflora white daffodils and now they are blooming and begging to be painted. So jaunty. To paint a mass of daffodils, I like to squint and paint the entire shape as one thing rather than paint each individual flower and petal. Simplify. On my ETSY store
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Jonquil Bouquet on Blue and Blue SOLD
This spring I painted many gray backgrounds; but this one is a little more lively. I put this bouquet of white jonquils on blue and blue and blue. These are early jonquils, some of the many bulbs that my daughter planted last fall. The orange centered ones are small and have multiple flowers on each stem. I really like the large area of blue and the strong contrasting whites and oranges.
On my ETSY Store
Labels:
10 x 10 oil on panel,
blue,
bouquet,
flowers,
glass jar,
jonquils,
narcissus,
orange,
square jar,
white,
white daffodils
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