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Although nothing beats the flowers from my own garden, I don't know what I would do without those from the florists during the dull months between the mid-fall and the early spring. A dinner guest brought a bouquet of magenta tulips last month. I was already planning on doing a series of watercolor florals, so I took some pictures in the kitchen, as it was too chilly to take the tender flowers outside. They are long gone now, but they will live forever, now transformed into an artwork!
There are two bouquets in this painting: one of the flowers and the other of the shadows. It has an unusual, compact design with the flowers and shadows melting into each other. Kind of tricky to pull it off, but it seems to work, don't you agree?
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