Tuesday, October 29, 2013

"Pink Rose of Sharon" (oil on linen; 5" x 4") sold


sold


I painted flowers that looked just like the rose of sharon back in July and boldly titled the painting as such.  Guess what?  I was wrong.  A Faccbook friend corrected me; another friend confirmed my error.  Isn't that great?  By the way, the rose of sharon is the Korean national flower.  I don't know why my countrymen picked the flower, but there it is.


"Pink Hollyhocks" (watercolor on Yupo, 10" x 8"; 150)
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On a personal note, I have been absent from my studio for the past three days on account of my daughter's marching band activities.  As my husband and I volunteer as the pit crew and in other capacities, we were busy helping the band for most of the weekend.  I am glad that the marching season is almost over, so that I can get back to my daily painting routine!

2 comments:

  1. My grandson is in marching band and was recently in St Louis, Mo for the National competition. The parents are real work horses for the band. Kudos to you for being a supporter and volunteer. I always thought that Hollyhocks and the Rose of Sharon and Hibiscus were quite similar looking, just the plants are very different. Beautiful painting.

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  2. Thanks, Joyfulartist! Your grandson's band must be awesome to make the national competition. Marching bands are a lot of work, but also a great deal of fun!

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