Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Red Roses oil painting of garden scene

Red Roses  Oil on wood  14" x 11"  SOLD
Click image to enlarge.  Diane@DianeHoeptner.com
Ever since I painted roses last time, I've been thinking about how I would do them again.  The main change I wanted to make was to avoid using white to brighten the lightest petals.  This one accomplishes that although now I may try 'em again with slightly different colors overall.

12 comments:

  1. Your reds are rich and saturated. White can sometimes kill red, I found.

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  2. This is stunning! It makes such a difference to not use the white to lighten - like Karen said, so saturated.

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  3. Lovely, rich reds! Beautiful rhythm in the petals!! Love it! (but then, I love all of your paintings :-)

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  4. Works well. Love the color and intensity.

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  5. this is just breathtaking diane! so rich, so luscious. it literally took my breath when i saw it!

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  6. Love it! The petals look so velvety and I love the rich, intense red!

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  7. This painting is absolutely amazing!! I can't stop looking at it. It's so rich in color and perfectly painted!! Congratulations.

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  8. Diane,
    Your petals and shaping are gorgeous. I love the variety and movement you capture in them. I keep practicing and don't have it yet- perhaps you can do a teaching dvd for us fans!! That would be almost as fabulous at these:)

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  9. These are wonderful! So velvety and rich.

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  10. Diane, your paintings are just beautiful! In another life I painted quite a lot, but I never got as good as you are. Thanks so much for sharing your blog on my FB page. I hope you get some traffic from it. People need to see your gorgeous work!

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