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Pink Roses and Yellow Table

This painting has seen many revisions and I think that I am now satisfied.  I am still using the 3 color palette...but to vary the reds I used Quinacridone Red.  I like the true reds and the darker reds that I could get.  I also used a bit of Permanent Green Light to get a true green.  Those are two of the colors that I have the most trouble getting exactly what I want.  Maybe I am just not mixing correctly.

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Jerry Stocks said…
I love both paintings.
Jerry Stocks said…
I love both paintings.
LindaHunt said…
Thanks, Jerry!!!
Jane said…
This is beautiful, love the pale rose color of the roses,and the yellow goes so well , a great flower composition !
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Jane....so good to hear from you!

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