Tag Archives: yellow
Connecticut Fall Leaf, oil pastel
Autumn is a second spring where every leaf is a flower ~ Albert Camus When we arrived at our hotel in Connecticut I opened the car door and there on the ground was this most gorgeous leaf – right there … Continue reading
The Iris, oil pastel
“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” Benjamin Franklin When I started painting, the medium I choose was oil pastels and I was lucky to have found Wetcanvas. The online artist … Continue reading
2016 Yellow Roses, from my garden – photography
Here in North Texas we have had the unfortunate experiencing of Rosette, a virus that has nearly wiped out all our roses. Fortunately for us, we’ve been lucky to still have a couple of our bushes left. This year both … Continue reading
Garden Rose, oil pastel
North Texas gardeners have lost countless rose bushes to a killer disease called Rosette. Have you heard of it? There is no known cure and there’s no rose-bush to date that’s resistant to the disease. Well wouldn’t you know it, … Continue reading
15 Paintings Challenge – Flowers: Forsythia’s in Winter, #14
I really planned to have this painting finished yesterday, but you know how things go ~ happy to say that #14 is completed. Forsythias forced to bloom indoors during Winter is a perfect way to brighten up even the coldest … Continue reading
