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Size: 10" x10" x 1.5"
Medium: Oils on Canvas
This week I set up my studio to allow work on up to five paintings in the same week. Two easels accommodate two large canvases for the abstracts. And my extra-long table is roomy enough for three smaller pieces. What this means is that while paint is setting up on one piece or while I am waiting on the direction to take a painting, I can work on another that is ready to move forward. It seemed to work out the way I hoped and I have four completed works and one about half way completed. It isn't making my days longer, just more efficient.
I don't know the name of the artist who painted the piece below that was my inspiration for Modern Folk Art Flower, so I can't give him/her credit. While web-surfing one day I came accross it and it captured my imagination. Today's post is my interpretation of it.
Inpsiration piece.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Modern Folk Art Flower
Posted by sandra corey at 8:46 PM
Labels: #138 modern folk art flower
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