Seriously, every day I stop, stare and have heart palpitations at the beauty of nature and of the rite of Spring.
I decided to bring a flowering dogwood cutting inside and capture it's beauty on paper.
I decided to bring a flowering dogwood cutting inside and capture it's beauty on paper.
Hand-Painted on Arches 140 lb. watercolor paper.
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The winner of the pve design florist shop note cards - Jennifer Webb.
Jennifer has a smashing blog with wonderful artwork, gardening inspiration and ladylike charm including her 2 year old lighting her hair on fire when she went to blow out her birthday candle.
The saving grace, only 2 candles. Smile.
The winner of the pve design florist shop note cards - Jennifer Webb.
Jennifer has a smashing blog with wonderful artwork, gardening inspiration and ladylike charm including her 2 year old lighting her hair on fire when she went to blow out her birthday candle.
The saving grace, only 2 candles. Smile.
Very pretty indeed. You capture the dogwood beautifully
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for you to see the new packaging on our diffuser - we had the dogwood blossom and the hydrangea cut out from the original watercolor you did and it's beautiful! Just like this beauty!
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Carolyn
just stunning...love it! x
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ReplyDeleteHow lovely!! Perhaps you should do a set of notecards with spring blooms - I think that would be beautiful and marketable!!
ReplyDeleteI just adore dogwood; it's my state tree AND flower! When I was a little girl, I called pink dogwood "kittywood." How weird is that?!
ReplyDeleteI love flowering dogwoods - up close the individual flowers are beautiful in their simplicity; en masse on horizontal branches they appear meditative and peaceful. Your detail of the flowers is lovely.
ReplyDeleteSimply spectacular! Such incredible detail!
ReplyDeleteSo excited to win the notecards! Best of all...to be called "ladylike" by the ultimate "lady"
ReplyDeleteMy heart skips a beat with spring beauty ever day, as well. You've captured it so sweetly here. Love your pretty dogwood! XO
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting! There are 2 dogwoods on the path I run on..they are flowering white ...so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour dogwood paintings are so amazing. Our dogwood has yet to get leaves but looking forward to it waking up.
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Debra~
The town where my grandmother lived was known for its dogwoods...and roses. I still remember driving there in the Spring. So glorious!
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xoxo Elizabeth
Amazing I can almost smell them. Your photos are wonderful too.
ReplyDeleteWhere is the button? Is this something I just have to click on and you get some $$ for paint brushes? xo
PS Please take lots of photos of the studio event. Pretty please...
what beautiful blossom!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous....I love the flowering trees in the spring!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, should I stop by tomorrow and hand you these wisteria twigs?
ReplyDeleteStunning!+ dogwood always reminds me of my childhood.Thank you. xxpeggybraswelldesign.com
ReplyDeleteDid you frame the other one too? It appears in the same photo as the dogwood you painted and framed.
ReplyDeleteGail,
ReplyDeleteBoth flowers are being framed and are for sale.
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