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NO LONGER AVAILABLE ON ARTFINDER. I HAVE PUT THIS AS SOLD, BUT HAVE DECIDED TO KEEP IT FOR MYSELF , AS IT HAS NOT SOLD ON HERE.

Here is another of my Hellebore paintings. I am so inspired by these lovely flowers. Once again I have painted them back lit to emphasize all the structural shapes. The colours on this one are very bright and exaggerated. However, this high contrast gives the impression the sunlight is flooding through the painting!

These were based on some photos I took at RHS Wisley. There were several banks of fantastic hellebores growing in a large rockery area. I arrived just at the right time as the sun was behind them.

If you want to see how I painted this, step by step, please copy and paste the following link to my blog rozartz .

.uk/2015/12/

This is painted in acrylics on canvas. It has 3 layers of UV varnish to protect the canvas. The canvas is mounted inside a burnished gilt wooden floater frame. The frame is included, as it was made specifically for this canvas. I don't always frame my canvas paintings. However, this was first displayed at the Society of Floral Painters exhibition, earlier this year. where they prefer to have canvas works framed. It actually gives the painting a nice finishing touch.

Materials used:

Acrylic paints. Chromacolour, Golden, Procolour

Tags:
#acrylic #floral art #garden #floral artwork on canvas #hellebores #framed canvas 

Hellebores 1

Acrylic painting 
by Roz Edwards

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NO LONGER AVAILABLE ON ARTFINDER. I HAVE PUT THIS AS SOLD, BUT HAVE DECIDED TO KEEP IT FOR MYSELF , AS IT HAS NOT SOLD ON HERE.

Here is another of my Hellebore paintings. I am so inspired by these lovely flowers. Once again I have painted them back lit to emphasize all the structural shapes. The colours on this one are very bright and exaggerated. However, this high contrast gives the impression the sunlight is flooding through the painting!

These were based on some photos I took at RHS Wisley. There were several banks of fantastic hellebores growing in a large rockery area. I arrived just at the right time as the sun was behind them.

If you want to see how I painted this, step by step, please copy and paste the following link to my blog rozartz .

.uk/2015/12/

This is painted in acrylics on canvas. It has 3 layers of UV varnish to protect the canvas. The canvas is mounted inside a burnished gilt wooden floater frame. The frame is included, as it was made specifically for this canvas. I don't always frame my canvas paintings. However, this was first displayed at the Society of Floral Painters exhibition, earlier this year. where they prefer to have canvas works framed. It actually gives the painting a nice finishing touch.

Materials used:

Acrylic paints. Chromacolour, Golden, Procolour

Tags:
#acrylic #floral art #garden #floral artwork on canvas #hellebores #framed canvas 
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I am an artist living in SW England, who loves to paint bright bold colourful paintings. I love painting contemporary floral art, and was a full member of the Society... Read more

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