Monday, February 24, 2020

New Hollyhocks

6x4 alcohol inks on paper done over the past weekend and when dry I used a Micron 01 ink pen to sketch outlines of the blooms including stems and buds.  For the most part this one is using a complementary color scheme of red and green.
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Jo Castillo said...

Ahhh, I love Hollyhocks.
Your previous vase of flowers is great and natural looking.
The rabbit was so cute. We should start seeing some gray ones around here soon, the bluebonnets are peeking along the roads. Mine aren’t near blooming yet.

February 25, 2020 at 8:45 AM

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