While hiking in Glacier National Park, I felt in awe of the colorful wildflowers.
I took many photos of the wildflowers and plan to make paintings inspired by some of these wildflowers.
The wild bladder campion flowers are some of my summer favorites.
They magically pop up unexpectantly in wet soil.
I enjoy painting them because of their dainty white flowers, sturdy stems, and alizarin crimson veining.
I most especially enjoy and appreciate the flower's hardy and optimistic behavior.
My plan was to release my next series, "Containers, Part II" on February 8. But due to unforeseen circumstances, I am running behind! Here is a list of some of the paintings I am working on for Part II. I have finished some and just need to list them and some are in the works. - Turpentine - Nest with Eggs - Box of animal crackers - Eye shadow case - Jar of washi tape (watercolor) - Jar of fireflies - Bag of feed oats for horses - Green soda bottle with butterfly - Sugar bag and mouse I am also ramping up my small bird painting production. More news on that soon. But check my...
Due to a hand injury a couple weeks ago, I got behind on my schedule. My new upcoming schedule is as follows:
January 21: Tropical Bird Art
January 27: Sweet Treats Still Life Paintings
February 8: Containers Part II Still Life Paintings
February 12: Paper Cuttings
February 24: Large Bird Paintings
March 5: Baby Animals
March 10: Spring Birds and Blossoms
March 16: Small Landscapes
March 28: Containers Part III Still Life Paintings
Due to some unexpected events, I have only released a few of the tropical bird paintings. I plan to release the rest this week and announce them to my subscribers. Feel free and look and shop all that are currently available! They are mostly fresh off the easel. So most of the oil paintings will be ship after they have completely dried, in about two weeks. Read item details to see if the painting needs any drying time.