Showing posts with label dark red wildflowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dark red wildflowers. Show all posts
Monday, March 30, 2026
Petticoats - Mexican Redhat Wildflowers
11x8.5 watercolor and ink on paper of wildflowers growing in our vacant lot. Commonly known as Mexican red hats, these have so much character and different form and colors; their petals resemble petticoats. From dark red to a red-orange, their vibrant saucy pigment dot the landscape, often growing in clumps. This ink and line wash is my 3rd piece featuring their lively design.
COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2026
Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Redhat Wildflowers
6x6 watercolor done in sketchbook 80 lb paper last month for another online WetCanvas floral challenge. These common wildflowers grow not only here but in southeastern New Mexico where I shot this photo. They come in different colors and a rare sight is to see a yellow redhat.
COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2026
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