Looking Forward To Tomorrow by Kay Wyne

Looking Forward to Tomorrow

20" x 20" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Floral Still Life

Today is Day #29 in the 30/30 Paint Challenge

I just pulled this canvas off my easel in the studio. It is abstract, colorful and has thick brushstrokes of paint. I have a new "thing" with this still life series...I put a "halo" in the composition...actually I decided to go with five of them. I scratch paint off with a tool, then go in and put a color representing a pedal or part of the arrangement falling off. I have put in two colors for each halo. There are five halos in this painting. The floral arrangement is busy and whimsical...giving this piece a fun and happy feel. The edges of this canvas are painted, so framing is not necessary. Contact Kay for more information on "Looking Forward to Tomorrow". Thanks, Kay

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