I’ve got a particular fondness for poppies, not just for their connection to the Great War. They’ve become a favorite subject to recreate in my artwork. Here they are in pencil, ink brush and paint:
Poppies in Multiple Media
Fiction and Poetry. Sketches, Paintings and Photography.
All are great, but the 5th On is my fave. Great job, Doc. 😊
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Thanks so much! I have a finger painting poppy I want to try next! Like being a kid again! Lol!
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That’s awesome! Can’t wait to see that one. 😃
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As long as it turns out! Or else it will be just for laughs! 😆
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Hahaha! Yeah, J and I find those types of things at flea markets all the time. We refer to them as art projects gone wrong. I doubt yours will fall into the category. 😃
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Ha! Fingers crossed! 😃
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Ha! I want a pic, regardless. 😃
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You have become so adapt at this Meg. Bravo.
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Thank you, Drew! Having a lot of fun with it!
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Lovely, Meg! My favorite is number four. Perfect post for today. Have a good day. 💗
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Thank you! That one is Poppies In No Man’s Land. It’s the first painting I ‘sold’ (actually ended up giving it to the person who wanted to buy it) and made a second version for myself to keep. I hope your day is going well!💗
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You’re welcome, Meg. Great title for the painting. Odd and interesting feelings when you start to part with your artwork, well that’s how I feel anyway, maybe it’s bittersweet. Thank you. 💗
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Bittersweet it is! 💗
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Gorgeous 🌺
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Thank you, Rita!
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Fifth for me as well, but all are great and good to see the ink ones 👍🏻
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Thank you! Flowers and trees are all I feel semi capable of doing in the ink brush. I am practicing with other subjects – they’re too awful to post however! 😂
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Your palette is progressing profusely Meg. Lovely work.
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Thank you so much Peter! I’m enjoying experimenting with the different media. 😃
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Beautiful! Makes me think of The Wizard of Oz.
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Thanks! 😃🤩
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I’m with Beach… I love the 5th one most. But they are all great. 🙂
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Thank you! That’s the one my friend framed for me. 😃
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I like the first one best. But they are all pretty great!
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Thank you Dee! 😃
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Great work, Meg. I always think the vivid blood red of the poppy against a monochrome background is particularly impactive, and aptly symbolic x
(Having said that, the fifth one is my favourite too!)
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Ah! That seems to be the favorite! Thanks so much, Al!
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I love number 5. It reminds me of a virtual trip (via Street View) I did through France. Several times I came across fields of poppies.
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Poppies have become one of my favorite subjects for their significance but also because of their beauty! Thank you!
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They are the theme for one of the rooms in my house!
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Ah that’s awesome!
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