...the third (and last) in the trillium series, Trillium flexipes. The blossom on this plant is interesting because the petals curve back over the sepals. To show this, I painted the flower from behind.
Yes:) I love this view, as with your whole trillium series. The flower compositions break the picture plane, and become so up-close, personal, and vibrant.
I went for a walk the other day and saw some trillium -made me think of this painting so I'm revisiting it . It captures the delicacy and the colors so well.
Group hug!!! :•)
ReplyDeleteYes:) I love this view, as with your whole trillium series. The flower compositions break the picture plane, and become so up-close, personal, and vibrant.
ReplyDeleteGlorious work, Kelly!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, vibrant blues throughout.
ReplyDeleteI went for a walk the other day and saw some trillium -made me think of this painting so I'm revisiting it . It captures the delicacy and the colors so well.
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