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Yellow Roses at Old Mill
March is cold or it is warm, but in Southern California, either way the flowers are in full bloom. So if you want to paint flowers, now is the time to get out there and do it.
I was lucky to be at the Old Mill in San Marino last weekend and saw the lovely pale yellow roses cascading down the wall around the back door. I didn't waste any time and came back to capture the flowers before they started to fade. The dark wood door and window provided the anchors for the painting. The pale yellow of the flowers contrasted beautifully against the hunter green of the leaves. There were so many different textures; the ragged wall, the soft flowers, the sharp windows, the shaded back patio of the Old Mill provided a cornucopia of delights to paint.
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4 Responses to Yellow Roses at Old Mill
Marian Fortunati
via sharonweaver.com26 months ago
Fun!!! Glad you and Diane decided to do it. You always have done well with windows and doors!!
Did you enter the 6x6 show??
Sharon Weaver
via sharonweaver.com26 months ago
Yes Marian. This is one of three that I have entered. Did you?
Marian Fortunati
via sharonweaver.com26 months ago
No ... I just decided not to... Didn't really want to paint FOR it and didn't have anything special.
Did you read that he got something like 1,200 entries??? EGAD!! Good luck!
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