The triptypch of Washington tulip fields does not have a deadline. Why should a California artist be painting Washington tulip fields? Because sometimes an artist just has to follow her heart.
Other paintings do have deadlines, so these just get fit into the painting schedule as there are opportunities. Specifically, this is when everything else is too wet to work on, or too dang hard. (see Monday’s post. . . sigh)
The top one is almost finished. When I look at it in bright light, I see parts that could be improved.
The middle piece is still needing more definition.
The bottom piece is clearly in its infancy. Oh, sweet baby tulips. . . sigh of happiness. This takes a bit of the sting out of Put-My-Parents-In-The Painting.
4 Comments
Oh my goodness they are beautiful! I think the middle one is my favorite!
Shannon, it is a real paint party to work in such bright colors!
Look forward to seeing this completed. I love tulips, too!
Cheryl, I thought I loved tulips, but seeing them in fields just sent me over the top!
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