This is day seven, number two. The first one I painted was a dud. A semi-dud. It might see the light of day if I need to catch up, or if I feel the need for a nap over painting.
I have made silly mistakes in most of my paintings this week. Mostly, it comes down to being too repetitive. Not changing things up. But I realize, part of it is that I am getting lost in the moment. The process. The doing. That’s a good thing.
Here too, mistakes. Just too many. Too many blooms. Too many big splatters. Too many. Haha. But week one is done. I had fun. And there is always tomorrow.
I agree- this is wonderful with not “too much” of anything!
Thank you Kat 🙂 I hope you are feeling great today. 🙂 xoxo
Never too many blooms and big splatters… This painting is so full of spring liveliness, just what we all need right now. 🙂
So glad you like it Karin 🙂
Love this composition and the feeling of the flowers in their full life, from seed in ground to reaching their faces to the sky. Beautiful!
I love that, Laurelle. 🙂 Thank you 🙂
Love your quotes! This painting is so loose, free, and colorful. I think that it is one of my favorites that you’ve done so far. There just can’t be too many flowers in my opinion. 🙂
So glad you enjoy the quotes Teresa. 🙂 And so happy you like the flowers. The more I look at it, the better I like it.
Haha. I just started with a different plan, Haha. I think I am going to do another for tomorrow. Haha Happy creating to you! 🙂
Thank you for painting the fullness of what is currently just a gleam in the eyes of many an underground seed! All that magic and mystery—doing the doing that will become the becoming. Thanks for the preview. Love getting lost in the ‘weeds’ of this painting, too—the greenery that plays supporting actress to the blooms.
xoxoxo Thank you Dotty. 🙂
I like this one! There is not too much of anything here. It is bright and cheerful and free.
Thank you Val. I’m so glad you like it 🙂