Hello friends!
Hope everyone's weekend was eventful!
When it's raining I like to go in my brightly lit studio and paint.
So here's my inspiration photo.
I'm hoping that my poppies will soon be popping out of the garden .
So in the meantime I painted some watercolour poppies.
I find painting is so relaxing and it gives me joy to create!
I haven't been painting for very long and I'm still learning. Maybe I should take some lessons.
This one we decided to frame. So off to Michaels and I knew exactly the frame that would
compliment this painting.
But when we hung it I noticed this......
My painting had ripples...... I thought once it was framed that those ripples would disappear.
So with some research I found that I could iron out the ripples.
Much better!
Doesn't the black frame set off the black in the painting.
Here it hangs in our hallway for now!
Thanks for following along!
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Oh Linda, your painting is just lovely, I can't help but imagine how great this would look on a piece of furniture!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, and yes, the black frame is perfect. You've captured that tissue-paper quality of poppies.
ReplyDeleteI love this poppy painting. The black frame really makes them pop. ;) I had to actually dig out dozens of pop-up poppies in the flower bed on Saturday that grew from the seeds. They were taking over! Have a wonderful week Linda. xx Pam
ReplyDeleteWonderful poppy painting, can't wait to see them blooming in the garden. The plants are getting bigger each day.
ReplyDeleteDid not know you could iron a watercolor!!
ReplyDeleteJenna
Wow! I'm impressed! Your art is really becoming something wonderful. Thanks for sharing it with DI & DI.
ReplyDeleteNever knew that tip about ironing the paper. I'll remember that IF I ever pick up a paint brush that isn't intended for furniture - lol
Beautiful painting!....Can't wait to see your poppies bloom!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I don't think you need lessons. I think you could teach lessons! Your artwork would make beautiful notecards.
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