Showing posts with label spring flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring flowers. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 25, 2023



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Iris Abstract 
16" x 12"    Acrylic on Canvas
The Daily Paintworks
$195.

The irises and daffodils were in bloom when this piece was started. I had no idea how it would turn out (that's the beauty of the process - the discovery along the way.) I wanted something more than one more floral painting. Hundreds of changes, big and small, and here we are.

This piece is painted on gallery-wrapped canvas (16 x 12 x 1.5") and painted around every side. No need to frame it unless you want! It comes with a wire on back and ready to hang up.




To see more of my work, please visit my Gallery page at The Daily Paintworks. And as always, thanks for looking!

Sunday, April 1, 2018

Spring Song
12 x 9 x 1.5    Acrylic on Canvas




This painting is a tribute to spring, an acknowledgment of spring's rebirth, and possibly a bit of an April Fools
' Day joke. It was actually painted a year ago, in a very minimalist style. It seemed right at the time, part of the whole "art exploration" thing, after a while I became less and less pleased by it. So I decided to try and make it better without sacrificing the simplicity and elegance I had achieved. Maybe it's better, maybe not, and that is where the April Fools' joke comes in - directed at me!


Here's the original:








This painting is painted on all sides of a gallery-wrapped canvas, and needs no further framing. It sits flush against the wall and is ready to hang.






To see more of my paintings, please visit my Gallery The Daily Paintworks. Thanks for looking!

Thursday, March 23, 2017

Spring Song
12  x 9 x 1.5 "  acrylic on Gallery-wrap canvas
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Well, it’s spring - finally! The Spring flowers came into bloom but are now are leaving us. Can one show how quickly they come and go using paint and brush? It's part of the whole  “flower story” so it seems right to include that, while showing the idea of how beautiful they are, even in memory. The “minimalistic” approach felt right for this painting, putting in just the basics - flowers, stems and vase. I hope you like it!

This piece is painted on gallery wrapped canvas, the black background continuing on all sides of the canvas. It hangs flush against the wall and does not need framing, but you could if you like. 


To see more of my work, please visit my Gallery page at the Daily Paintworks.  Thanks for looking!