This is a second version of the Cosmos in the Sun plaque. This wooden plaque is painted with 5 bright pink Cosmos in the sunlight. I kept the yellow green butterfly subtle so as not to compete with the blossom . The piece is 8″ wide . I can paint something similar for you for $80 including shipping. Plate stand available for purchase separately. If you are interested in purchasing this plaque or ordering a similar piece with a different motif, please feel free to contact me through this site.
This wooden plaque is painted with bright pink Cosmos glowing in the sunlight. I kept the butterfly subtle as I did not want it to compete with the blossoms. The piece is 8″ wide . If you are interested in ordering a similar piece or one with a different motif, please feel free to contact me through this site.
This painting is the rear view of the same Contemporary House Portrait I posted earlier this summer. My goal was to make the viewer feel as if they were standing on the far edge of the property. Doing this extensive backyard was a real challenge. I used multiple views of the yard and combined them into a seamless whole. There is complicated decking on the house, a gazebo, garden ornaments and a pond with a fountain. I put a limited number of the flowering plants in bloom so as to not overwhelm the landscaping. The piece is painted in acrylics on a smooth surface 24″ X 12″ clay-board. Also see my painting of the front view of this home in the post dated 07/27/2015.
This cabinet is an oldie but a goodie. Pansies are growing out from behind the fence on the drawer and are cascading down the front doors. The client provided me with a new, unfinished piece and I kept it light and airy. I painted a couple of Trompe L’oeil blossoms on the top and of course there is a bee. I delivered this cabinet on 9/11/2001 where the television was running in the background: An indelible memory is associated with it for me.
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