Our big trip (to parts south and east) was postponed just a tad. Our son got sick and is finally better today. The new plan is to leave tomorrow morning (Tuesday).
Meanwhile, here's a glow-y rose. I've said this before, but I really have the best luck putting in those glow-y colors (if they're there) first (the reds and oranges in this case) and then putting everything else on top of and around them.
6 comments:
It looks like it is on fire! How did you get the brilliant red?
Beautiful Carol.
Hi
I am writing a blog post about paintbrushes and would like your short input if quality (and material) of the paintbrush is of very big importance to you or not ? Since your paintings are not very detailed it might not be so important for you ?
Thanks you guys!
Gloria, (hi!) the red is just Cad Red with some yellow mixed in. It looks brilliant because of the colors around it.
Dennis, I think the quality of brushes is VERY important! My preferred brushes these days are Silver Bristlon and Rosemary Ivory. They don't last forever, alas, so I buy new ones on a regular basis.
Lovely shades ....
I love how you capture sunlight through petals. Just so beautiful.
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