Pomegranate

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Magnolia in May

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Making Lemonade

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Morning Tea

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Magnolia

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The aroma of Magnolia is absolutely amazing, and you are unable to transfer the fragrance onto a painting.

Evening Snack

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Teacup and Petunias

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A Day on a Farm

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My daughter had a horseback riding lesson on a nearby farm a few days ago, so I went around and photographed different sights. One of these 'sights' is a 4-year-old girl whom I decided to paint. This was painted from a photo, which is so unlike me. I found out that painting from photographs has its advantages and disadvantages. It is easier and more convenient, but is most times inaccurate in colors. Sometime I would like to bring my easel to the farm and paint plein air.

Dandelion Tea

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Green Tea

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The flowers are actually weeds from a field, where we play soccer and volleyball sometimes. Their color is not quite right here; it should be more lilac. It happens all the time - lilac color turning into blue-ish. That's the way my camera works.

Tulip on the Plate

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Lilac Ribbon

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Spring Tea

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I'm not sure of the name of these flowers, but I think they are some sort of lavender or lilac. In Gerogia, they blossom on big trees in the forest. No one owns them, so I just got out of my car on the highway and picked a few!

A Jar of Honey

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This is a jar of Honeycomb Honey I bought at a nearby store. If you look closely, you can actually see real honeycombs in the painted jar! I found this very interesting. :)

Teacup and Daffodils

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Thank you all for the comments!

Nectarines and Grapes

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Apple, Peach and Plums

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