"Daisy"

6"x6", oil on canvas panel

"Onion"

10"x8", oil on canvas


Well, This onion was not an object to inspire me to paint.
But the painting turned out quite all right than I expected.
Actually, there were lots of interesting variation of hue, color temperature, texture, reflections within that plain, large, drying up onion ... made me get involved, once I started to paint.

"Morning Breeze"

at The Corner of My Backyard

8"x10", oil on canvas panel

"Camellia2"

6"x6", oil on canvas panel

"White Daffodil"

6"x6", oil on canvas panel

"Three Apples"

v.2
10"x8", oil on canvas

This is a revision of yesterday's painting. some part, better on v.1.
But I like this v.2 better over all.

"Three Apples"

v.1
10"x8", oil on canvas



I did this painting during the nighttime. When I see this painting during the day, the shadow area seems too heavy. So.. I am working on it more.
Wish that I could improve the painting. It is always better to do another painting, since I tend to loose my patience and kill all the freshness. Lets see... It is all about learning, I guess...

"Garlic Family" -sold

6"x6", oil on canvas panel

"Camellia"

12"x16", oil on canvas panel
My good friend, Susan has beautiful Camellia shrubs by her front porch. They are absolutely beautiful and made me feel like to paint them.
I tried to make a composition with this painting, not just a pretty flower painting.
That attempt gave me so much challenge.

"Yellow Rose"

8"x10", oil on canvas panel


I did this painting about two weeks ago.
I have to discipline myself to post on the Blog right away as soon as painting is done.





This painting makes a nice triptych with other flower paintings I did for a while ago. How do you think?