"Peony" 6x6
Oil on Panel NFSI have wanted to paint a Peony for a while. My main concern was to capture the delicate nature of the petals. It helped to not be to heavy handed with the colors in shadow.
posted by m collier at
3:45 PM
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Oil on Panel NFSI have wanted to paint a Peony for a while. My main concern was to capture the delicate nature of the petals. It helped to not be to heavy handed with the colors in shadow.
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7 Comments:
This is beautiful, M . . . always a joy to see what you're doing
Cheers
Nigel
you have captured the peony rose beautifully and anything but heavy handed, the shadows and reflected light has also worked so well. r.
You have done it again...really beautiful and sensitive painting of the peony. In addition to hydrangeas, the peony is my favorite flower...My favorite arrangement includes those 2 plus the Casablanca lily, all in white. I really admire your treatment of the shadows.
wow. M, you have such an amazing ability to make a small support seem so much larger. awesome job!
One of my favourite flowers, beautiful light you have captured falling on the petals and the sheltered heart, lovely M :)
Thanks to everyone for their comments.
Beautiful!!! :)
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