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Red Poppy


I had great fun painting these gorgeous red poppies.  I too have a red viewfinder and found it helpful in establishing a value pattern.  Painting glass is a real LOVE of mine and I really am so fond of this little glass vase that I found for a dollar in a thrift store!  I stayed with a very limited palette here and find that to be a sure way of creating nice harmony.
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Unknown said…
Linda you blog looks wonderful. I am still working on the class of Leslie's....I just do not have unlimited time.
This is a fresh and lovely painting. I admire your work very much...
May 19, 2013 7:29 PM
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