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Garden Rose IV



My roses this year are exceptional. The bushes are simply loaded with blossoms and they are lush and full. This is the first one picked this season. I saved a little brown jar from my yeast. I love browns and the golden colors that appear when the light shines through them. This painting happened so easily today...it just flowed right off the tip of the brush.

6x6 inches
oil
canvas panel

Comments

Angela Elledge said…
Absolutely wonderful! I love those paintings that paint themselves!
Kim Rempel said…
Yep, and you can tell : ) Absolutely lovely!
Sandra Galda said…
nice loose exciting image
I really like the color you used on the rose and you are right about the brown jar with the light refecting through. Nice one!
Pam Holnback said…
Great brushstrokes. So envious that you have flowers this time of year!
mary maxam said…
i can't believe having fresh roses now, how lovely! You excel with this warm color combination and clean brushwork. yes, nice one :)
Tammy Hext said…
You can tell it just flowed - loose and lovely.
Amber L. Bailey said…
Don't you love the ones that just fall together? It's lovely!
Gary Keimig said…
very nice blog and wonderful painterly art style.

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