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Hydrangeas
Large alcohol ink on yupo
20" x 26"
$475 unframed

 The vivid shades of blue alcohol ink colors make the hydrangeas come alive in this painting, colors like baja blue, indigo, and sailboat blue. These big, blue, showy flowers against the muted peach/pink background make a soft, pleasing composition.
round vase with flowers
11" x 14"
alcohol ink on yupo
$250  

Enjoyed working with alcohol ink on yupo- not a new technique for me anymore!!
The beautiful, vibrant colors and the flow of the ink on synthetic yupo paper is very addicting and fun.
Winter Berries and Hyadrangeas
Acrylic on canvasboard
11" x 14"
$250 framed



Hydrangeas are beautiful as a painting in any season.
I painted this still life painting as a winter painting – mostly cool colors with a touch of warm red. The red berries give that extra punch of color and add a dynamic diagonal line to the composition.
 This painting has several soft textures. It is mostly a high key painting with beautiful color variations in the flower itself.
watercolor on paper
12" x 16"
$500

This painting is done from a photo of a still life setup. It has a lots of different elements i like to paint, flowers, ribbons, folds of fabric, strong light, great shadows. These elements help make the composition exciting.

oil on canvas panel
8" x 10"
A still life with Hydrangeas in a crystal bowl. This painting is inspired by Arleta Pech's book "Radiant Oils"- Not her style, not her colors , just her reference photo