Showing posts with label pink flower painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pink flower painting. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Limited Palette Study - Cascading Roses, oil painting

Roses Limited palette study
Oil on canvas panel
15x15cm (6x6inch)
Available on Daily Paintworks

I used a limited palette of alazarin crimson, ultramarine blue and cadmium yellow medium plus titanium white.

Using my painting 'Over the garden wall' as a starting point, I wanted to see if I could bring the flowers to life with only the one red. I used Jackson's titanium white instead of my normal Winsor and Newton brand and was surprised at the lovely pink obtained as sometimes pinks can be a bit dull when using alazarin crimson. I worked quickly and very loosely as I didn't want any definition, and I like the spontaneous result obtained.

Sunday, February 9, 2014

Pink Hibiscus Palette Knife Painting in Oil

Pink Hibiscus Palette Knife Painting
Oil on gessoed MDF panel
15x15 cm (6x6 inch)
Available for purchase in my Etsy store


For this painting I looked through my photos of hibiscus to find some that had  an interesting angle, I then made up this flower arrangement. The impasto knife strokes add some lovely texture to the flowers.






Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Remembering Summer - Pink Hydrangeas palette knife painting in oils

Memories of summer
Palette knife painting in oils
30x30cm (12"x12) on MDF canvas panel
Available for sale in my Etsy store 

This is painting 14 in the 30 paintings in 30 day challenge

I have several of these hydrangea bushes outside the back door. They have hugh flower heads - although that does depend on if I remember to keep them watered. That is the only draw back of hydrangeas, they do dry out very quickly in our summer heat. The good thing about these hydrangeas is that they don't need watering!

Some close ups





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