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BRIGHT RED DAISYSOLD


This daisy is from my garden...I bought the plant three years ago and this is the first year that it has done exceptionally well. Maybe it is the hot weather and constant sun that we have been experiencing.

6X6 inches
oil
Raymar canvas panel (Archival)

Comments

Carol Blackburn said…
Lovely one, Linda.
oooooohhhhhh
LOVE the wonderful colors in this... Beautiful, Linda!
Joanne Hanson said…
I love your lucious, juicy brushwork. You load that brush with paint, and it works so well!
Unknown said…
Love the daisy and seeing your brushstrokes across the canvas.
Pam Holnback said…
Great job w/ the glass.
I love the red flower in this one. Wonderful!
LindaHunt said…
Hi to you all! Thank you so much for your comments...I would reply to each one individually but I am short on time and on my way out! Love to get your comments they help me so much.
Virginia Floyd said…
Very nice, Linda. This one has a slightly abstract quality that is very appealing. I love the values in the flower petals.
Stephen Parker said…
Strong, harmonious, beautiful color in this one, Linda. Also love your thick, full brushstrokes, as always.

Stephen
Becky Joy said…
Love your composition on this one. Very good.
LindaHunt said…
Virginia...thank you very much!

Stephen...I appreciate your comments.

Becky Joy...thank you I wasn't sure that the composition was quite right...

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