Saturday, April 12, 2025
Red Raptor Irises in Oil
24x18 palette knife oil using Winsor Newton Artisan watersoluble paints on gessoed board. From a drawing I did from life of a purple iris I changed into red; this image shows a bit pink as it is more red actually. Background is more abstract and imaginary with various shades of blues, white, and lemon yellow.
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