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I once paid $25 to get a bouquet of flowers every month for a year. Almost every time, the flowers were mostly daisies. So I painted daisies, more than once.
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The original artwork is a still life oil painting, and the piece leans toward being impressionist. White daisies stand against a deep purple background. Each daisy boasts a yellow center. The flowers sit in a translucent pot, which is a brown tone that shadows into black, and could also be called brown. The entire piece is hand-painted.
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When painting white objects, I do not start with pure white. I usually begin painting white flowers with a gray tone, either cool or warm. Then I add shadows and highlights. Even though this is a still life, I use diagonal lines and other techniques to give it extra life and add a hint of movement.
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I did not use a photograph for this art. I set up the bouquet, and messed it...

Explore rough, rocky landscapes and old, crumbling buildings, made of rocks, stone, stucco, and wood. There are paintings of Louisiana and the southwest states of Texas, Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico. You'll also find fanciful works of imagination. These are the paintings of Lenora De Lude. "When I look at the beauty and majesty of creation, I know I can never duplicate the work of the ultimate Master, God Himself. But He has put a creative spark into me, and so I create. Come and see my creations. Pick up a few prints and cards. More will be added soon, and then more after that."