Original artwork description:

White wild roses are a common sight in southern California, blooming in abundance and adding beauty to the region's landscapes. As a painter, I have found these roses to be a constant source of inspiration and enjoyment.

When I paint these roses, I am drawn to capture the softness and intricacy of the blooms, as well as the play of light and shadow on their petals.

Still life paintings of white wild roses are a joy to create. I take time to arrange the blooms in a vase, carefully selecting which stems to include and how to position them to create a harmonious composition. The intimacy of the still life setting allows me to focus on the details and textures of the roses, and to experiment with different lighting and color combinations.

Painting white wild roses in southern California is a fulfilling and inspiring experience. Whether I am working outdoors or in the studio, I find that these flowers never cease to captivate me with their beauty and grace.

(linen canvas on wood board)



I paint flowers so they will not die.
― Frida Kahlo

Materials used:

Professional Oils, Linen on Board, Varnish

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