Sharon Rose Art

The Mojave Indigo Bush is a gorgeous flower native to California.

Loose watercolor painting of a trio of white poppies.

The mysterious embodiment of the Desert.

Partial view of a pink daylily

Watercolor painting of a black kitten surrounded by colorful spring flowers.

Watercolor painting of a coyote with a lupine flower in the background.

Loose watercolor painting of a bouquet of pink carnations and lilies.

Watercolor portrait of a tabby cat biting a red rose.

Watercolor painting of an avocet, a pretty bird native to California.

Loose watercolor painting of a flying crow. One of Odin's companions and symbol of prescience and wisdom. Or simply an elegant and pretty bird.

The amazing thing about ferns, beauty, and elegance aside, is that there have been on Earth since way before dinosaurs. Ferns were some of the first plants to live on our planet. This watercolor, inspired by Victorian scientific illustrations, will be perfect if you like paleontology, botany, or simply pretty things.

Original floral watercolor painting of the Evelyn Rose, a delicate rose in light shades of pink and peach. It has a wonderful aroma that I wish you could smell now. With its delicate colors is the perfect rose to express the purest of love.

Apple blossoms, in the flower language, mean happiness and good health. I was inspired by the Japanese Sumi-e painting style for this watercolor.

A delicate trio of delphiniums painted in a loose style. In the flower language, delphinium means "anything is possible."

A romantic floral painting in the shape of a heart.

I love flowers, and blue is my favorite color. As you can imagine, delphiniums rank very high on my favorite flower list. I was inspired by a beautiful delphinium and decided to paint it in a loose watercolor style. In the flower language delphiniums mean "anything is possible."

Watercolor painting of a Renalia, a plant that lived 420 million years ago. This painting mimics the style of Victorian scientific illustrations. Is perfect if you like science or the Dark Academia aesthetic.

When I saw this rose I knew I had to paint it.

My witchiest painting yet. A raven flying in front of the moon, with a stalk of belladonna. Both raven and belladonna have been related to witchcraft for centuries.

The Montezuma rose is a beautiful flower in shades of salmon and pink. This original floral watercolor painting is based on a picture I took in the Exposition Park Rose Garden in LA.

Detailed original floral watercolor painting of a delicate rosebud. Flowers always make me happy, and I want to share this feeling that looking at roses gives me.

A loose watercolor painting of a pink and purple larkspur bouquet. In the flower language the meaning of larkspur is "anything is possible."

The gladiolus, a symbol of integrity and strength, is as beautiful as it is rich in history. It was named after the sword roman legionaries used. Pluto, the god of prosperity, is depicted wearing a wreath made of gladiolus.

Watercolor painting inspired by the ancient art of Sumi-e. Butterflies represent transformation, and orchids' meaning is "love yourself. This watercolor reminds us to love ourselves and change for the better.

The Double Delight is one fragrant gorgeous rose and one of my favorites. In this realist botanical watercolor, I tried to capture its bold and at the same time delicate shades.

A moody, loose watercolor painting of an Acanthus. In the language of the flowers, the acanthus symbolizes long life and genius.

The cooksonia was one of the first plants to appear on our planet, more than 443 million years ago, in the Silurian period. This botanical watercolor painting is a reconstruction based on fossils.

Watercolor painting of a delicate pink rosebud.

Loose floral watercolor painting of soft pink roses and bright red poppies. I was inspired by the beautiful colors of a field of poppies and how cheery it was.

Yellow roses are a symbol of honesty, trustfulness, and new beginnings. I was inspired by this delicate yellow rose from my neighbor's garden.

Realistic floral watercolor painting of a light pink rosebud.

"I choose you." Watercolor portrait of my little void, Shadow Moon. In the flower language, geraniums mean "I choose you." I don't know if he chose me, if I chose him, or if we chose each other.

Botanical illustration of intense colored orange and yellow rose in ink and wash technique.

Ferns were some of the first plants to live on our planet. This botanical watercolor painting is based on fossils.