Daisy Flower Painting, Acrylic Flower Paintings, Bedroom Wall Art Painting, Flower Painting Abstract, Wall Art Paintings
This is a wonderful colorful painting direct from the artist. We use only highest quality Winsor & Newton art materials and painted on acid free museum quality canvas.
Painting Size:
* 20x24inches (about 51x61cm), Gallery Wrapped, Ready to Hang
* 24x36inches (about 61x91cm), Gallery Wrapped, Ready to Hang
* 32x48inches (about 81x122cm), Gallery Wrapped, Ready to Hang
* 40x56inches (about 101x142cm), Large Painting, Painting will be rolled in tube for shipping. You will need to frame or gallery wrap the painting at the local frame shop.
* Small and medium size paintings are gallery wrapped for shipping. Large paintings will be rolled in tube for shipping. You will need to frame or gallery wrap the painting at the local frame shop.
The painting is 100% hand painted canvas painting. It is a perfect present for any occasion!
If you love this piece and the style of work but it’s not the right size/colours, We would be delighted to discuss your personal requirements. Please contact us for information about commissions.
The painting will be shipped and packed professionally. In order to protect your painting, we will personally pack your painting with great care using high quality, shipping industry approved packing materials.
We ship out your paintings within 2 business days after we receive your payment.
Paintings will be sent Fully Insured Express Mail Service, which you can expect delivery between 14-18 business days.
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How to paint a daisy, things to remember when depicting this blossom.
Paint a daisy the professional way! I will not bore you with simplistic drawing of circles with a few petals coming off the flowers center.
Instead, there are multiples sites to show you that. You’re here to get a bit more detailed information. I’ll try to accomplish that for you. I will talk a little bit on what you should find in each daisy you paint, and a few other things that will make your painting more interesting to your viewer.
Lets look at this bouquet that includes 3 Gerber daisies.
To add interest, each Gerber was positioned differently, giving me 3 distinct elliptical shapes.
Try this trick when you paint a daisy, include more than one, and alternate their positions so all are at different angles.
On closer view, you will see each has a different center also. Depending on the age of the bloom as to how much changes will you see. Don’t forget these minor differences in your painting.
Lets now take a look closer at a common daisy. This example was from our front yard. It is also a featured blossom in my E-Book. It’s in the beginners section within the book that talks about how to create the soft and hard edges, and also the dew drops in more detail.
Now, do you see the pattern that is established within the center of the blossom?
A spiral effect.
Here I’ve captured some of the optical illusion of the spiral.
Now this is a spiral in both directions, but depending on the angle of the flower, and the shadows, one direction will be more prominent then the other.
Here’s the same daisy but at a different angle.
And the resulting painting with it’s elliptical disk shape.
Note the spiral effect is here also.
Even though this blossom is mostly white, I’ve some yellow to each petal to show sunlight. I’ve also added a small feature under the blossom. She was there the day I shot the photo, but wasn’t in the frame. Try this when you paint a single daisy, add another small feature to add interest to the composition.
Depending on the size of your painting, some of these effects will be too difficult to capture, but only suggested. Remembering to show only an inch or two of these features and allowing the rest to be suggested or blurred will still accomplish a realistic representation of the bloom.
Keeping petals that are closer to the viewer in sharp focus and blurring the edges (soften) of the back petals will also give the 3d effect you want.
Now that you’ve got a few tools to try these jewels of the garden, give it a go, and let us see your work!
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