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STUDIO#5


This is one corner of my studio. I loved the way that the Gerbera Daisies looked on the table in front of my daybed.
6X6 inches
oil
canvas panel (archival)

Comments

Virginia Floyd said…
This is so nice! I love how you conveyed everything with so few strokes! Love the subtle differences in the grays of the daybed.
Linda Popple said…
Your grays are very nice and the gerbera daisies just pop against the gray.
Marie Theron said…
Linda, it has a relaxing, inviting feeling! Just what one needs in a corner of the studio. Add a flower, add a cuppa, the idea feels just right!
I like this one Linda, and love your impressionistic style. It looks so simple but know it is very hard to do. It is easier to paint realistically than to paint an impression of a subject, I find that anyway. All the best Linda. Vic.

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