A small painting before Easter weekend to celebrate this long, slow Vancouver spring. It may be cooler than usual but that sure makes all the blossoms last!
This is just 6″x6″. The size is fun for quick studies and experiments – very freeing! This painting is based on a friend’s photo that she graciously let me use as inspiration. Thanks Claire!
Tom wrote a quirky haiku to go with these Taiwanese cherry blossoms. 🙂
foreshortened phloem
flower’s fragrant fabric
fine filigreed fire
painting (c) 2017 Hilary Farmer
poem (c) 2017 Tom Radcliffe
The light in it is very alive! It feels impressionistic to me, while still being your unique style
Thank you Max! 😃
Thanks for dropping by. I see we are on the same wave length Haiku and painting!
Yes! It is nice to find a kindred spirit! 😊