Archive for the 'Flowers' Category

Blue Green Gold

As seen on Etsy

Blue Green Gold

Blue and yellow blend to green as brush strokes dash behind a large dark flower bent across the extremity of acrylic soft gloss paper.

What else can I say? That was a mouth full.
This is an rustic flower painting where I began wildly throwing paint letting the brush wander where it pleased. The result is Blue Green Gold.

Please Note: Because of the scan light the green appears brighter than it is. To further mute the green try adding an earth tone mat or to brighten the colours add black. This is currently framed in a wooden standard frame with a dark cream coloured mat and a dark tan mat giving it a very rustic appeal. Although this 9 x 11 multi-media painting is framed and hanging, the painting (unframed) is available at my Etsy shop.

Sunday Afternoon

Sunday Afternoon

On a lazy Sunday afternoon a young girl opens her hands to the wings of a butterfly.

Sunday Afternoon Framed Example on Imagekind

The clothing of this dark skinned, redheaded little girl has the same pattern as the butterfly and the flowers. An added bonus to the painting is the stark white contrast of her scarf which blows in the wind.

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Sunday Afternoon is loosely based on my acrylic painting called Blue Green Gold and can be seen in the Innocence Gallery and on Redbubble.

Thank you for visiting,

F. Magdalene

Before I Sleep

One yellow flower painted before I sleep. Wish me sweet dreams.

One Yellow Flower

Love Your Garden

Love Your Garden (with freckles)

Love Your Garden

This painting been redone to make the lines around her eyes lighter.

close up close up

I also added sunflower freckles and soft eye lashes.

F. Magdalene

Pleasant Petals

Pleasant and Pleasant Petals

Pleasant Pleasant Petals

This is a revised piece of a still life called June Pots. The second version is simply called Pleasant, the third pictured above is Pleasant Petals.

left bottom Pots Right top

Click the thumbnails for a close up view. See Redbubble and the Sundrip galleries for prints.

F. Magdalene