PEACH ROSE

Description

Raise your hand if you love roses!

When I found this rose, I was excited to see the beautiful peach color. The center of it is a solid darker orange-peach and as the petals go outward, the peach color becomes pale.

I plan to paint a variety of flower subjects, particularly roses.

No doubt roses are the most beautiful flowers but they are very difficult to draw and paint. As a young child, I always had imperfect drawings when it came to roses.

I trained myself to work with pictures that weren’t totally in focus to create portraits before. I learned to look at the details on faces before I painted them.

My specialty is painting realistic subjects. Realistic paintings are a true representation of the subjects and they’re instantly recognizable.

With over a decade of experience painting people’s portraits in a realistic style, I found that painting flowers a breeze. I was confident that I would paint this beautiful rose successfully!

In grade school, I was never taught how to paint people’s portraits or macro flower paintings. It was always painting either posters or landscapes which, to be honest, I wasn’t good at.

Being a self-taught artist, I have the freedom to paint my favorite subjects. I now focus on flowers. Painting flowers has allowed me to analyze nature’s beauty that is around me.

It teaches me to really observe flowers by taking the time to look at every petal, feel their softness, observe the lines and textures, the stems, and the center of the flowers.

One thing I like about painting flowers is that I do not have to worry whether my subject would argue with me about the finished painting.

It may sound silly but think of it like this. If the flower could talk, it would say, “oh my petals aren’t perfect, could you add more color or could you change the color of my petals?”

I find it so much easier to paint flowers than people’s portraits.

But, we all know that flowers will wilt. I know some flowers just bloom for a few hours before they wilt. So they are quite tricky to photograph. Even though roses can stand fresh for quite some time, if we’re not mindful, we might miss those periods of blooming.

It’s my job to paint my flower subjects as accurately as possible. As I was concentrating on painting this peach rose, I forgot to record the entire process of my painting on video.

I felt that I’ve done well in capturing the colors and the softness of the petals of this peach rose. No doubt, painting flowers gives me joy and inner peace.

I am so thankful to be given the artistic skills to paint nature’s beauty and it’s my goal to bring that joy and happiness to my collectors lives with my flower paintings.

I offer prints of this Peach Rose, in paper and canvas, in multiple sizes. For canvas prints, you can choose either canvas wrap or a floating frame. I think you’ll love our framed canvas print as it comes in a gold frame – it will instantly elevate the look of your home!

ART PRINT OPTIONS

Fine Art Paper Prints

• This option is available in 8” x 8” and 12” x 12”.
• Printed on archival-grade thick, fine art paper, 330gsm, acid-free 100% cotton paper.
• Hand embossed.
• Shipped flat with backer board.
• Paper prints come unframed. Place them in a glass frame either with a mat or without.
• Proudly Made in the USA.

Stretched Canvas and Framed Canvas Prints

• This option is available in 16” x 16”, 30” x 30”, and 40” x 40”.
• Be prepared to be surprised with its gorgeous, finished look! For framed canvas print, it comes in a 1.5 inch thick, high quality gold color frame.
• This ready to hang canvas print brings the utmost convenience to you – no assembly required.
• The canvas print is printed on archival-grade, poly-cotton blend canvas using archival ink.
• Proudly Made in the USA.

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Made to order just for you:
Fine Art Paper Prints: 1-2 weeks
Stretched Canvas and Framed Canvas Prints: 2-3 weeks