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Zinnias

 
10"X8"
Oil
Canvas Board
SOLD 
 
I have a garden full of a rainbow of zinnias! The Ball jar was an acquisition on Etsy.

Comments

Unknown said…
Linda, you inspire me. The beautiful dark values which just perfectly set off the rest of the painting. The way the yellow tones travel through the painting. So very nice.
LindaHunt said…
Helen and Stephanie, I just want to thank you for the comments that you left. It is always wonderful when you get feedback.
What a SWEET Painting!
I am interested in DAILYPAINTWORKS...Can you give me any insight. I am an artist from PA. Thanks!!!!
LindaHunt said…
Hi Sue,
Thank you!

DPW is a great site for artists. There are many features including, weekly challenge, auction, featured artists each week, just great advertising and well worth the modest monthly fee.
I am not a member at the time. I felt that for me I wasn't participating enough to warrant the monthly fee.
I would encourage anyone interested in joining!

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