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Pam Holnback said…
Great color values.
Virginia Floyd said…
Wow! This is perfection!
Carol Blackburn said…
Actually one of the best sunflowers I think I've ever seen, Linda. Awesome!
Kathryn Glover said…
I love your sunflowers worked with the deep blue and pinks. May, you are working so hard!
Susan Roux said…
Oh Linda, this flower is fresh and full of life! Love the way the petals turn and the power of blue.
I never tire of a sunflower painting. Sunflowers are just gorgeous and your paintings are terrific. Your brushstrokes are beautiful and the color combination is great!
Jerry Stocks said…
This is so perfectly beautiful. Love everything about it.
LindaHunt said…
I would love to thank each one of you idividually, but, I will just say Thank you to all! After a much needed break and time to reflect on painting the sunflower was a perfect bit of sunshine! I really am having a great time with these flowers. To tell you the truth these flowers with all of their petals really threw me for a loop so it has been a great learning lesson. Now I love painting them!!
I'm a sucker for sunflowers and this one is gorgeous. Also love the ones in the earlier post.

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