Imaginary flowers. (From book by Sandrine Pelissier) Some of the original paint layer shows through in places, and the path the paint took while wet suggested the doily.
Deb 5/7
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This feels old fashioned (maybe it’s the doily!) and happy.
Les
Your eyes wander through all the different marks, but in a very calm way. My first reaction was, what a sweet painting!
This is so sweet! I agree with Jane. It reminds me of some of the paintings or wall hangings that people bring to the Antiques Road Show, painted many years ago!
I love the zany directions of the flower stems and the many different patterns and rhythms. It’s grounded in that big symmetrical vase, but then it has such a whimsical feel to me.
Very pleasing to look at. The doily gives it an old fashioned feel. I like the softness of your background.
another nice one, deb!Love the structure and how you combined your abstract skills with the floral arrangement