This is inspired by Karen Rice's "Love in a Mist" and some nasturtiums that, though it is after the winter solstice here, are hanging on for dear life. How do those last blooms feel? Do they envy the joy of those blooms that came first? Or do they quietly accept their lot?
12" by 9" watercolour with some acrylic ink.
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That is so beautiful your so talented have a peaceful night 😊🌛🌟
Thank you, Curly. I shall do all I can to stay peaceful in these stressing times. I hope the same for you.
Thank you very kind of you I'm watching TV for bit then early night not been sleeping and the news upset me as I knew it would hearing about it mutating I knew but I saw it my mam said it's almost like it's got a brain, hope you sleep well 😊🌝🌛🌟
Your paintings are so delicate. Lovely xx
There is a wistfulness about them which says to me that they feel the sadness of later life, but quietly know that the time is coming..... It's a truly beautiful painting.🙏🌺
Love in the mist is a flower I love. You have definitely captured the delicate blue flower with those spiky tendrils. Your work complements the simplicity of mother nature Brent.I hope the pain you suffer daily allows you some respite to enjoy the Christmas period. Wishing you both a much happier and healthier new year.
Xxx
Lovely sentiments, lovely painting!
This is so delicate and lovely, thank you for sharing xx
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All the valuable workers in the NHS still wearing inferior masks -WHY
NOT, the Time Of Year, for a Joke surely!