Pink and Exotic, 7 x 5, SOLD.
I have searched for a name for this sturdy little flower, but the closest I can find is that it may be in the Etlingera family. I know, not your common, household name. Some look a little like this, but many go another direction completely so I am not really sure about it. Not that I have to choose, but it's my favorite of the bouquet...
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11 comments:
I like the way it defines itself on the shadow side and starts to lose itself on the light side. Lovely contrasting but harmonic pinks. A most unusual and arresting flower study.
I love this flower series. Just lovely.
Love this. Pretty sure this is a protea.
Laurel, I love all three of these paintings, the tropical flowers, the colors, the composition. Gorgeous!
I love this painting, actually all three of these
flower paintings! The colors and compositions are gorgeous! Luscious!
I appreciate your work very much and have just recently found your blog. Wish I lived closer I would love to take your classes. I looked through your site and find your landscapes to be breathtakingly beautiful. The flower paintings are so delicate and sensitive. Just lovely!
This is wonderful!!!!
It almost looks like a thistle before the little flower thing opens... or an artichoke...
Whatever it is... it's pretty.
Linda Hunt said it beautifully Laurel. I love the grayed of pinks and greens,some of my favorite colours!
Your paintings inspire me- i have given you the SUNSHINE AWARD!
Laurel, these are beautiful flower paintings, such clear colors and confident strokes! Something different for you and it works. Will you paint more flowers I wonder?
Joan
I have enjoyed these florals. This looks like the national flower of s. africa; the Protea.
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