I like to simplify flowers--concentrating most on the color and "overall" shape. I painted it over a previous painting. Photos below: 1. Establishing basic shapes 2. Putting in warms & cools 3. FinalPainting: Celeste Bergin, Red Roses, oil on 12x12 canvas panel
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Beautiful painting!
Celeste you are so good! The reflect on the vase is super
beautiful treatment of these roses Celeste. Delicate but confident.
Lovely, with great results! For years, I watched (was addicted to) Helen Van Wyk's instructional videos on PBS. Her approach was exactly what you describe here and really helps us pay attention to the overall composition rather than distracting details. Yours is a good example of that principle.
Resplendissant !
Hi Celeste,
good lesson and an effective painting. Thank you
It feels to me like your paintings are consistently better and better- no matter the subject! Very exciting to watch!
Every one of your flower paintings brings to mind "The Last Flowers of Manet". Really beautifully painted!
Oooo, isn't this nice? Very 'not' fussy. Well done!
Gorgeous! I love how you do this.
Amazing...
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