Crowning Glory
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10” X 20” X 1.5"
Acrylics, wax pastels and texture medium on gallery wrapped canvas
While wandering in the front yard, I spotted an intriguing overhead view of a Crown of Thorns plant. The pink flowers are so charming, but this plant will bite back so beware! This original painting captures a novel perspective on a prickly botanical subject.
The canvas was first coated with a texture medium then lines were scraped into it. Subsequent layers of paint or wax pastel hide or reveal the texture, depending on how they’re applied.
by Loreen Leedy
Hover to view close ups. Click on image to see entire painting.
10” X 20” X 1.5"
Acrylics, wax pastels and texture medium on gallery wrapped canvas
While wandering in the front yard, I spotted an intriguing overhead view of a Crown of Thorns plant. The pink flowers are so charming, but this plant will bite back so beware! This original painting captures a novel perspective on a prickly botanical subject.
The canvas was first coated with a texture medium then lines were scraped into it. Subsequent layers of paint or wax pastel hide or reveal the texture, depending on how they’re applied.
by Loreen Leedy
Hover to view close ups. Click on image to see entire painting.
10” X 20” X 1.5"
Acrylics, wax pastels and texture medium on gallery wrapped canvas
While wandering in the front yard, I spotted an intriguing overhead view of a Crown of Thorns plant. The pink flowers are so charming, but this plant will bite back so beware! This original painting captures a novel perspective on a prickly botanical subject.
The canvas was first coated with a texture medium then lines were scraped into it. Subsequent layers of paint or wax pastel hide or reveal the texture, depending on how they’re applied.
by Loreen Leedy
