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My DayLilies


Someone asked me if I ever did landscape and I thought about it. Not very many. I thought that today I would paint my daylilies from a photo I did last year.
6x6 inches
oil

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Deltra Powney said…
Hello Linda,

You checked my blog out last week. Thanks for that. I love your work, quite sculptural. I had a chance to study under Carol Marine for a week a couple of years ago when she came up here to Canada. Would love to take another workshop again someday. Maybe I will travel to the US for that. Love this painting. My day lilies are just coming up here. I look forward to painting them again this year.
will visit again soon!

Deltra
mary maxam said…
Hi Linda, thanks for your post, I am in love with these daffodils. Yes, sculptural, and perfect soft values and color. Just right...
Marie Theron said…
I love your colors, Linda,the softness give a peaceful feeling. The composition is very good with interesting negative spaces.
Lovely job on this one Linda. The softness of the color is perfect for the subject matter. It has a real "spring feel".
Hi Linda.
Brilliant painting of these flowers. I love your style of painting, wonderful. All the best.
Vic.
Linda Popple said…
Beautiful daylillies, Linda! As everyone has said, the colors so soft. I also like the blue diagonal behind the flowers. The gray greens are perfect. Nice job!!
Gwen Bell said…
Really yummy and thick! Lovely color palette!
Diane Hoeptner said…
Yes, lovely palette and beautiful flat patterns and it's just lovely. I love that quality about many of your paintings, my eye just lingers around and around. Wonderful.

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