Spring Still Life Merch

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Cottagecore watercolor to welcome welcome spring. A peaceful still life of green leather bound books, a table of wildflowers, a fruit topped caramel cake, a white and gold mug of hot coffee with a stick of cinnamon, warm gold candlesticks with light blue robins eggs, and how long did it take you to find the baby mouse spying on the cake?

Beautiful blue grape hyacinth flowers.

Flower Vase Bouquet Still Life #floralart

This is my original artwork of an arrangement of bright and colorful spring daffodils.

Original oil painting of sunflower and wildflowers in an old pitcher. Copyright 2021 Jacqueline Richardson

Part of my still life collection – love blue hydrangea so much I a had to include her.

A beautiful spring bouquet painted in gouache.

This lovely artwork is based on an original still life painting by artist Andrea Walters and features spring garden delights such as forget me nots, ferns and daffodils in a teacup.

Original oil painting of sunflowers and daisies with a cute bumblebee. Copyright 2022 Jacqueline Richardson

Original oil painting of a sunflower with a cute bumblebee. Copyright 2022 Jacqueline Richardson

Elegant white pink roses and purple blue anemones on aqua blue teal background Digital art by bulgan_lumini ©

A watercolour painting of a Cape White-Eye (green, gold, brown) bird and sakura/cherry blossom flowers.

Spring Art 3

- still life photography of magic fresh red tulips - the capture were taken with the Nikon D90

Spring Roses

Forsythia bushes are among the first plants of spring to burst forth in flowers. Forsythia flowers precede their leaves, which means you get a good look at the blooms with no foliage to block your view. The delicate flowers are 4 lobed. These spring-blooming shrub knockouts are easy to grow and quite adaptable. Lasting a brief period before a spring rain drops the bright yellow flowers to the ground; enjoy the show while you can!

Forsythia bushes are among the first plants of spring to burst forth in flowers. Forsythia flowers precede their leaves, which means you get a good look at the blooms with no foliage to block your view. The delicate flowers are 4 lobed. These spring-blooming shrub knockouts are easy to grow and quite adaptable. Lasting a brief period before a spring rain drops the bright yellow flowers to the ground; enjoy the show while you can!

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Spring Tulips

The Dutch Golden Age produced small paintings too.

watercolor painting on paper. Original is 9" x 12"

This is number two in a series of three I painted of Spring Flowers. Enjoy!

This is number three of a series of three I painted of Spring Flowers. Enjoy!

Photograph of Bouquet of pink spring tulip flowers.

This is number one of a series of three I painted of Spring Flowers. Enjoy!

Spring Crocus blooms in the garden.

A still life of flower,hat and a clock.

An arrangement of blue hydrangea flowers, a favorite garden flower.

Watercolour floral still life with nasturtiums

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Bouquet of Delicate Spring Flowers

Hyacinth Bouquet

painting in the style of oil painting in the style of the old masters. It's not just simply apply a filter oil on the photo, but it is a comprehensive application of several filters and graphical methods of producing faithful reproductions of oil paintings, including canvas textures and brush strokes. Cutouts Index in 100% resolution can be viewed if you click on my homepage. Link redirects you directly to the thumbnail. Although there náhlked at everything here as paintings offer, but you do have at least some idea how the resulting prints look when viewed from close. Or follow this link, which is the same as the one on my home page http://www.rostikuvblo.cz/?p=329