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Mums


These beautiful mums just make my day so much brighter! It is still a little cool but, the sun is brightly shining! I found these beutiful flowers in the grocery store...I am hoping to produce a few more paintings from them!

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Day 1
I have decided to begin month long commitment to draw each day. My drawing skills are rusty and I need to work on them.

Comments

Virginia Floyd said…
Lovely, Linda! I love all the gorgeous colors in this one, as well as your signature lush brushstrokes!
Beautiful mum. Your coloring is so warm and cheerful.
Douglas Clark said…
I really think it's hard to paint flowers so that they look "right". I cant do it. You did a great job. Think you have the right idea about drawing each day.
Linda Nickles said…
Beautiful colors, and great brushstrokes. What a great idea to make the commitment to daily drawing.
Marie Theron said…
A lovely painting, and once again I am charmed by your reds!
Linda Popple said…
These mums are gorgeous! I hope you do paint them again! I think drawing each day is such a good idea. I do it periodically, but should continue it. I admire your commitment. :-)
Ingrid Ormestad said…
Very lovely flowers ... a lovely painting!
LindaHunt said…
Thank you all for your encouraging comments!
Thank you Ingrid for visiting my site!!

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