Here is a group of pansy
paintings I did, using last years pansies that had been pulled from the planter. Laying them out on the snow, I fell in love with the beautiful colors and shapes they formed. Click pictures for yummy close-ups!
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I started painting in February of 2006 and haven't been able to stop. There is nothing like the feel of a loaded brush on paper. It's like magic...only more colorful!
If you are interested in any of the paintings you see on this site, please feel free to email me at onewingwc@hotmail.com
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4 comments:
Love these, Tracy. Fantastic shapes and lines. The 2nd one is my favourite, I think.
Wonderfully different! I love it!
These are unbelievably beautiful! So delicate, so detailed without being fussy--and the colors are wonderful!
Congratulations, Tracy! You've done a fantastic job, particularly on the dry leaves and flowers in the "Faded" series; they are beautiful, captivating images.
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