My Approach to Abstract Floral Art
One of my goals this last week was to wrap up some lingering projects, and this 30x40" painting finally got its moment. Inspired by the moody greens and rainy skies of the Pacific Northwest, it’s filled with layers of texture, delicate blooms, and drips that feel like they’ve been kissed by those endless winter rains.
It’s wild, vibrant, and just a little messy – kind of like nature itself. I couldn’t think of a better way to end the year than by putting the final touches on this piece and letting it shine.
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