Iris in a Jar

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Two Roses

Black Coffee

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Four Pink Roses

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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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Tulip Sketch

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Tulips in Vase

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I have exhausted the theme of roses for now and tulips look so fresh and lovely. Thanks for watching!

Lilac Ribbon

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A Message From The Past

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White Roses II

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I love these three roses, they are so desperate to live! It's been more than a week sinse I bought them. I wonder if they still there, in my studio, waiting for me...

Rose in a Jar

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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!

Rose Sketch

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Tea and Rose

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White Roses

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White Roses in Vase

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Eggplant and Pepper

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Dominican Eggplant

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Radicchio (rah-DEE-kee-oh)

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Apple Blossoms

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These are Lady Apples - tiny-sized apples I bought at a market in Atlanta. They look like real picked apples from trees, the way they are next to the blossoms. My husband has just written a little poem, inspired by this painting:

When blossoms wither,
Apples are born
Between these contending
feelings I'm torn -
Do I rejoice
or do I mourn?
All beauty should die
to be reborn

Turnip and Kale Flower

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The farmers market I go to really inspires me to paint more amd more different kinds of vegetables and fruit. Visiting this market is like an adventure in an exotic country to me, from which I return with a bag full of trophies.

Teacup and Pansy

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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. :)