I took a photo of one of my clients' azalea bush the other morning, because it was just after a gentle rain, and the sun was shining, causing the raindrops to twinkle on the blossoms. I love the photo as a photo, but I wanted to paint more the impression of the blossoms than a botanical image [frankly I haven't the patience to do much detail!]. I also wanted to practice with the lizard lick brush I bought for Myrna Wacknov's workshop in Portland [in April]. I haven't mastered the brush yet, but it was fun trying. Back to the drawing board!
2 comments:
Hi Dee! These are so Lively! They are dancin'
Great color, lots of soft edges and crisp lines.
When I do something like this,I put it in a card program and print out three or four for the next group of Birthdays.
Yeh, I make too many cards, but this would lend itself well to that format. It is square, which I love, but envelopes are more expensive.
Thanks for your note!
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