This is Amy. I love the interaction of the reds/oranges with the green variations of the background
This is "Brookside". It was originally intended as an underpainting for some unknown subject. However, I fell in love with the movement of the composition and added a minimal number of strokes to keep that lightness quality.
"Button" is just fun. The background really adds character to this painting.
"Fragile Spring" is just so lovely and fresh. It feels like my grandmothers' garden come to life.
"Happy Valentine's Day" just makes me laugh. I know that it is past Valentines Day, but this little guy sure looks like he is ready to present you with his Valentine offering.
"Desert Rose" is a juxtaposition of the fresh and soft against the hard and rough. This painting started as an abstract background with a lovely white flower as the focal point. But, as it evolved, the flower petals became softer and softer and the background became edgier and edgier. The background bleeds through in areas, highlighting the translucence of the flower petals.
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