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There are some flowers that seem to evoke memories

 more than others.  Hydrangeas fill that spot for me.  

Maybe it's in the colour combinations, maybe it's in the detail,

these hydrangeas have an ageless romance about them.  

5x7 inch, oil,  framed, ready to hang.

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Whether by thd colour of the blooms or by shadow on 

white petals, the blues  have it in this next batch of paintings.

 Each is framed and ready to hang.

"Happiness"  Asters & Dahlias    Watercolour 4.5x4.5 inches 

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 "Blues"  6 x 8 inches, oil 

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"Secrets of the Garden"  9x6 inches, watercolour 

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Last year, around this time, the hazelnuts were beginning to fall.  Bushy tailed squirrels foraged all day long and by nightfall, not much was left to harvest!  I love the wild and jagged frill on these nuts.  They make the nut look quite exotic!  Watercolour  5x7inches

Above "Crazy Dance of the Hazelnut"

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Below:  "Hazelnut Fling"   Sold

 Another sign of fall, acorns with their little caps! 
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The summer is heading towards closing and with the fall gold light,

yellow ochre, sienna and umber cannot be far behind. 

 5x7 Watercolour, Roses and Rose Hips. 

 Available framed  at Daily Paintworks

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This is a small sketch for what I hope will be a larger portrait in the future.  This wonderful woman is one of my neighbours.  She is so beautiful, inside and out.

Oil 6 x 6 inches on board

This pose captures mass with just a few ink 

lines to hold in the corners. I am looking for the kind of 

sparseness a haiku poem has, aiming for only the essential.

 

9x12 inch watercolour & ink on rag

At the beginning of each session with a live model the 
first half of the evening starts out with one minute poses, 
then five minutes, then ten minute poses. There is a 
break and then two longer poses round out the night.  
This watercolour is of a one minute pose where 
the aim is to capture the gesture of the model.