The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra-la
The seed catalogs are beginning to crowd the mailbox. The vineyards are suddenly full of yellow mustard, a popular cover crop in this area. The vines themselves are bare sticks, beautiful in their orderly stands up the hillsides and across the county, but they won't begin to leaf for a bit longer. In the meantime, I'm wondering what to add to the half-barrels in our front yard, what borders I might add and what could I plant that would look better than what I can draw!
Looks great and realistic!! Leona
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Thank you, Leona.
ReplyDeleteThese are really great flowers. I kind of resolved not to do a lot of flowers lately, but I might do a couple of flower sketches one of these days.
ReplyDeleteHi Carolyn -- I hope you do try some flowers. They're colorful, have predictable lines, are small and easy to complete, etc. Go for it! - Barbara
ReplyDeleteDash the words of negativity in your blog about your artwork! This is a lovely page...the medium handled skillfully, the composition pleasing, and the flowers drawn convincingly.
ReplyDeleteCynthia Padilla, Editor Sketching & Drawing. Garden & Hearth: http://www.gardenandhearth.com/SketchingandDrawing.htm
Thank you so much, Cynthia. I'll work on my attitude! - Barbara
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