I spent some time this week working on my peace lily flower painting. I think it's fairly close to being done now, but I may be speaking too soon, sometimes issues arrive in what I think might be the final moments when I'm actually nowhere near there... I intend to play with the stamens a little bit and well, of course, paint the stems. There are also some transitions that I may soften or leave as is, but that depends on the feel after I've addressed the stems and the stamens...
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It's truly beautiful and so perfect for Easter!
Thank you Connie, I hope you have a wonderful Easter!
Gorgeous! Your painting has such a delicate and peaceful quality! :0)
Beautiful composition! Love the flow of your lines :)
Your lilies are beautiful and serene
So beautiful...there is such a wonderful elegance about this piece..I love the soft shading inside the delicate petal...so subtle...brilliant! Gorgeous blues in the backdrop..almost like mist..stunning work!
Victoria
What Victoria said. You definitely captured the flowers' softness.
it's coming along beautifully Dx
Your painting is looking beautiful! The flowers look real! Happy Easter ;o)
This is such a good painting. Difficult to paint White flowers, but you have the tones in these flowers just right.
Beautifl, soft and sensual! <3
Thanks so very much for your lovely and thoughtful comments!
Lovely peace lily. I never liked to grow them because they always ended up looking - not so good. That is a very lovely painting - if my plants had looked like that I would still have them!!! HPPF
Your peace lilies are beautiful.
Happy Easter and HPPF. Annette x
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Beautiful.... I just saw some very black lily's on a page somewhere last week and though how interesting...these are fabulous! Every year I see the yard full of cala lily's on my drive, it is so amazing!!
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Your lilies are gorgeous! Elegant and flowing... I think I'd need a magnifying glass to see if they need more work... they look great now.
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