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Rose


This was my first full petaled rose and I am pleased with the way it turned out. I thought that it was going to be much more difficult that it was. This day has been so beautiful. .sunny and cool. I was in the mood to paint.

Comments

Marie Theron said…
Such a soft and gentle painting,Linda! As always, very nice wet-in-wet texture to your rose!
Janice said…
hi linda, I wanted to let you know about Different Strokes for different folks: are you aware of this blog/challenge? I think you might enjoy it ftom time to time. There is a great challenge on now, that ends tomorrow (Sunday) If you can have a look and sign up. It is put on by oil painter: Karin Jurick.
Michelle said…
Hi Linda, Just stopping by to see your wonderful art! Love your brush work!

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