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Geranium



What I like about this composition is the different shapes of the objects. I feel that objects that are dissimilar pair better than choosing shapes that repeat themselves. I will be working hard on my compositions in the future and trying to create more interesting spaces.

I loved the geranium and sacrificed one of my big pink blossoms for the still life. My garden is growing and it won't be long before I will have a variety of blooms. Ahhhhh...Spring!

Comments

It is lovely, great color, and a great composition, look forward to seeing your new composition ideas.
Maggie said…
Love this! Bright, fresh colors.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Maria and Maggie!
Douglas Clark said…
I love spring too and your geranium bloom was not sacrificed in vain for this beautiful painting.
martinealison said…
Une composition très intéressante et pleine de fraîcheur. Des couleurs qui me font vibrer...
gros bisous à vous
Stephanie Berry said…
What I love about this is the juicy paint. Love "Girl Thing" too.
Beautiful colors and composition...love it!
LindaHunt said…
Thank you so much Douglas, Martine, Stephanie, and Karen. You have made my day!!

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