Flower Gallery - images of both real flowers and painted wet-on-wet with oil paint.

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Gallery of Flowers - images of both real flowers and painted wet-on-wet with oils.

	People often ask me where I get my inspiration from for painting flowers, well, you can see on this page both images of real flowers and the flower painting that can be developed from a photograph or life. The Amaryllis flower is a good subject for a step by step project. You can find the details of this flower painting by clicking the link - give it a try.

	When you are first practicing your brush strokes for flower painting start by doing small interesting buds and the like. Getting a likeness to the subject gives a boost of confidence and the learning stays with you. Paint all the elements individually before trying to put it all together for a finished painting. Paint what interests you. Rose bud on canvas.

	A lovely purple Clematis growing up the side of our greenhouse, pictures like this can be turned into a much larger work. This 20 by 16" painting was taught on a flower painting workshop, its quite a simple flower and a good subject to paint wet on wet. The background area was first wetted with Zest-it Clear Painting Medium tinted with yellow, a complimentary colour to purple.

	This photo is one my daughter took in our garden. The painting is with oils on watercolour paper, again painted wet on wet. The 300 lb paper was primed with gelatine. This painting is used in the Oils on Watercolour paper CD.

	For demonstration paintings like this one, which was painted at an Art Society evening, you need to know your subject, know your tools and have practiced your brush skills. This oil painting is painted wet-on-wet on a 20 by 16" canvas. You can find step-by-step instruction by clicking the link.
	Copyright© Jacqui Blackman 2000

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