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banyandreams
fuzhou
(China)
(Zone 10a)
August 31, 2007
4:16 PM Post #3922830
| Here are three roses from my our balcony garden. 
Click the image for an enlarged view.
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terriculture
london
(United Kingdom)
September 1, 2007
12:39 PM Post #3925507
| Nice artwotk, what did you use? |
banyandreams
fuzhou
(China)
(Zone 10a)
September 2, 2007
7:41 PM Post #3929709
| watercolor and watercolor pencils. |
terriculture
london
(United Kingdom)
September 2, 2007
8:05 PM Post #3929751
| Do you have any more flower artworks? |
banyandreams
fuzhou
(China)
(Zone 10a)
September 3, 2007
7:42 AM Post #3930913
| I only have three, one is our first lily, one is this one, the other is yellow roses and red rose bud. But neither of the other two is as good as this one.
I have just learned to paint flowers in watercolor this year. I love the botanical illustrations in the Time Life Encyclopedia gardening boos. So I began to imitate. This led me to do flower painting of my own.
When I have a garden of my own, I will paint more. |
karmaplace
New Orleans, LA
(Zone 8b)
September 3, 2007
8:15 AM Post #3930984
| BD, your painting is beautiful. It really does look like the botanical prints you find in books.
You might want to check out Artisans to show off your beautiful art: [HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
This message was edited Sep 3, 2007 7:17 AM |
terriculture
london
(United Kingdom)
September 3, 2007
10:23 PM Post #3934332
| Good luck! that forum is even quieter than this one!!!
Try buying some fresh flowers or go sketching in a park to find them. That is a much better way to learn to paint
than from other flower pictures in books. Still life with flowers, what could be better! You will have an arrangement in the house and paintings!! |
banyandreams
fuzhou
(China)
(Zone 10a)
September 4, 2007
3:32 AM Post #3935000
| Thank you both for your good advice.
I really look forward to having a garden of my own. Then I can cut flowers and arrange them in my rooms, as shown in this painting.
But I still have to wait for some days before I can move to the countryside.
Click the image for an enlarged view.
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karmaplace
New Orleans, LA
(Zone 8b)
September 4, 2007
5:30 AM Post #3935064
| Wow BD, another beautiful painting. I love the shadowing effects on the floor from the sunlight beaming through the door. I feel so happy looking at this painting, very reminiscent of the feelings I get when I have fresh cut flowers.
Good luck with your move. I can only imagine the beauty of the countryside in China. |
terriculture
london
(United Kingdom)
September 4, 2007
9:43 AM Post #3935525
| Thanks for posting your artworks this one is lovely, bright jolly colours,watercolour pencils? Good composition. Well done! Once you start to grow your flowers, you will find, like most people, that you don't want to cut them!!
Good job you are moving to the countryside, you could have a flower meadow!! |
terriculture
london
(United Kingdom)
September 6, 2007
11:47 PM Post #3946218
| I made a purple collage and flower bow! 
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karmaplace
New Orleans, LA
(Zone 8b)
September 11, 2007
7:17 AM Post #3961708
| Terri, that looks "metallicky"...that's not paper is it? Pretty cool art.
Banyandreams, hope your move was okay? Tell us about the weather over there. |
terriculture
london
(United Kingdom)
September 11, 2007
7:34 AM Post #3961775
| The collage is paper and wool strands , the bow is shiny ribbon paper, I used nearly a whole role!!
This is the sort of stuff I do when I haven't got any flowers! Thanks for saying its cool. |
