Nothing splendid has ever been achieved except by those who dared believe that something inside them was superior to circumstance ~ Bruce Barton
Viewing this painting at a distance I am reminded of the flower arrangement my dear husband presented me at the hospital. I was deeply touched by his concern when he walked in the room, and by his thoughtfulness in selecting the most beautiful blue irises I'd ever seen. The uplifting spirit they both brought was a godsend, a memory forever emblazoned in my heart and soul. 48X32 acrylic on canvas - 48X32 acrylic on canvas
18 comments:
I can certainly see that, Tina, about the irises! What does it mean about migraines? I get them, too! Please let me know, I'll check back! Anita Baskin from Orlando!
I'm unable to decide which "M" I like best :)
they're all so pretty...
Pansies came to mind when I viewed this last one
Thanks for sharing your memory.
Charlene
Anita, so sorry you have them, too! I did this painting and the previous, in natural light and no music while coming out of the other side of two migraines. Interesting experiment.
Charlene, yes! Pansies, I can see that! Thank you for always stopping by my blog and leaving your thoughts. I hope you are well.
beautiful...very calming..love this painting. There was a period in my life when I suffered terrible migraines....
I was so glad to see that you also support Doctors without borders.They are such an amazing group of people
Thank you for your visit, Francine, and for enjoying the painting. I am so pleased to read you no longer suffer from migraines, you must be ecstatic to no longer have them. Any secret?
Yes, Doctors Without Borders is wonderful. If I had been a physician that organization would definitely be one I'd be a part of.
So beautiful!! I love the blue! It almost looks like a reflections!
This Photographer's Life - Thank you so much Blayne, for your thoughts on this painting. I hope you are well!
I am drawn to the loose/free composition in this work Tina. It could be a lot of things but even if you hadn't mentioned irises my mind would have gone there. The blues are amazing and there is no better flower than the iris.
Oh Margaret, thanks for stopping in, I so enjoy hearing from you! Thank you so much for your thoughts, they are always so generous. Best wishes, and stay warm up there!
I love and envy this wonderful loose style. I immediately thought of Irises when I saw this.
Thank you, Ian, so much for this lovely comment.
Gorgeous.
I get migraines too. :( Must be us abstract artist types. :)
Thanks, Jala! Yes, had a migraine yesterday so bad that I lost a very good day I have planned to paint! I am sorry to learn you have them, hope yours slow down soon, and they go away forever!
that is a very nice painting indeed
PPASP -
Thank you!
This by far my favorite.
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