Flowers in the Wind
I was not at all sure about this painting but just a few days before I went climbing on caravan roofs and fell and caused three weeks of pain, I hung it in one of my local inns where I hang paintings. I also hung the last painting I did before my fall one of two yachts racing up the River Forth. I got a call yesterday telling me that both are sold and to be collected today. So I have to stop all the excuses, I have to produce at least one painting more to replace them on Monday.
Seems somebody likes this one. I was a bit happier about the two yachts but all I can hope is that both paintings bring joy to the purchasers.
This blog is linked to my other where I tell the last of the stories of Nettie:- A Big day
Another fantastic floral!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Thanks for your comment on my blog about joining vs. not joining. I appreciate your thoughts, and I agree!
ReplyDeleteSelling your work is another scary step for an artist. Congratulations on selling your two. Is it hard to part with them?
I really love this painting too, Ralph. The colors are just...(and now I'm going to put two words together that might not make sense)...reminiscently soothing. Couldn't wait to see the story behind the painting when I was visiting your other blog. You are an art selling machine!
ReplyDeleteI do feel the fragility of life here in this painting--the wind buffeting those delicate flowers. Your painting goes so well with the story of Nettie. Isn't it also so remarkable that such little wispy flowers can withstand all that they do? People are just like that... and you remind us of all that with this great painting and your outstanding writing.
ReplyDeleteHello Ralph, I loves this picture! This is so nice and has so much light in itself ... a little also something untouched. A lot, very nicely, it touches me. Thank you!!! ... also the kind of the Malens is very interesting...
ReplyDeleteYou continue to inspire me, thank you for being so kind...
ReplyDeleteI love this one Ralph... I can just "feel" the breeze and the technique you used is wonderful - something to try, thank you for telling us all how you did this and isn't it wonderful the way it turned out? Very lovely
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