Shine Bright - Large painting on two panels still life a reflection of loves passion

a reflection of loves passion and pain

When I look at the red hillside I see the beautiful contrast of the flowers and sky

For this reason I would suggest hanging The Forest in a room which receives plenty of natural daylight to fully benefit from the light and warmth and changing aspect of the art

Dripped and splashed paint suggests twisted and tangled branches and vibrant green leaves offset and complement the deep violet hues

The second in my sunflower series

Shine Bright - Large painting on two panels still life a reflection of loves passionShine Bright, oil, enamel and acrylic on canvas, 200 x 120 x 2 cm on two panels each measuring 100 x 120 x 2 cm I remember childhood thunderstorms. In the heat of summer the clouds would come. Golden yellow mustard fields would sway and ripple in the wind as the storm struck. I think back to those summer days. The yellow flowers shone, they never faded, they never bowed to the wind and rain. When life brings storm clouds I remember the mustard fields.