Don't you just LOVE Wikipedia? Wiktionary is pretty loveable, too. But, neither is nearly as great as this beauty! It's no wonder its already sold. Sweet!
this is lovely - and i'm so glad you discovered my blog so i could discover yours - looking forward to exploring it! (especially since i do love a terrible - i mean, good pun!)
"Daughter of the Wind" sounds like music. What a simply beautiful piece. (Also, am glad to hear you are no longer attached to your computer - myself, I try to paint first before ever even thinking about turning on my computer.)
This is beautiful. I like the stark graphic quality combined with the fragile purity of the . .. daughter of the wind. What a great name; I didn't know it meant that, and I'm glad you looked it up. Also thank you for your visit to my blog, and I'm pleased to see yours.
So delicate and the shadows are lovely too.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful...........nice to see you around.
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog and I think your paintings are amazing. So glad I get to view your fabulous works.
ReplyDeleteDon't you just LOVE Wikipedia? Wiktionary is pretty loveable, too. But, neither is nearly as great as this beauty! It's no wonder its already sold. Sweet!
ReplyDelete-Don
R... Absolutely stunning!! Good info on the meaning as well..
ReplyDeleteHonestly R... I don't know how you create such beautiful perfection!
You capture the delicate nature of this flower so beautifully, I can almost see the veins!
ReplyDeletei love that shadow
ReplyDeleteWOW.. Delicate yet powerful..
ReplyDeleteStunning as always. Good to see you back. Your work is such an inspiration. Shout out to the big Wic!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHappy to see your work again.
How incredible. breathtaking. congrats on the sale :-D
ReplyDeleteWhoa! "Japanese Anemone" just floored me, R! That is one B.E.A.utiful painting!
ReplyDeleteAnd I like saying "Anemone". I think I'll say it again... anemone.
And what Don said... Sold = Sweet!
As always, beautiful piece. The whites /grays are so well handled.
ReplyDeleteIt takes my breath away...so beautiful!
ReplyDeletebeautiful work R! your paintings are always like a breath of fresh air to me.
ReplyDeleteStriking from the thumbnail...really beautiful up close!
ReplyDeletethis is lovely - and i'm so glad you discovered my blog so i could discover yours - looking forward to exploring it! (especially since i do love a terrible - i mean, good pun!)
ReplyDelete"Daughter of the Wind" sounds like music. What a simply beautiful piece. (Also, am glad to hear you are no longer attached to your computer - myself, I try to paint first before ever even thinking about turning on my computer.)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely translation to match the equally lovely and delicate painting, your paintings are always beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh my R - no wonder it's sold!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful, fresh and lovely, R!
ReplyDeleteFaye
Wow, really exquisite.
ReplyDeletetotally totally gorgeous
ReplyDeleteI don't want to add to your long list of compliments but...when you've got it..you've got it! Well done!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you dropped by my blog so I could return the favor. I'm really glad to see your lovely work here.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I like the stark graphic quality combined with the fragile purity of the . .. daughter of the wind. What a great name; I didn't know it meant that, and I'm glad you looked it up. Also thank you for your visit to my blog, and I'm pleased to see yours.
ReplyDeleteHope it´s okey I add you? Your paintings are clean and beautiful ! I love this =))
ReplyDeleteHugs Elsa