Sweet Peas in a Jar

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I like this, not too much colour. Makes a refreshing change

Posted by Martin xxShawxx on Sat 15 Jul 17:37:10

Lovely work Helen.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Sat 15 Jul 17:41:46

Lovely colours, beautifully painted

Posted by Romila Datta on Sat 15 Jul 18:51:32

Great painterly style, I like it a lot.

Posted by Collette Hughes on Sat 15 Jul 22:06:04

Beautifully painted Helen as is all your work.

Posted by Heather Love on Sun 16 Jul 06:45:44

Such a beautiful painting.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Sun 16 Jul 07:59:09

Love the brushwork, composition and palette. Beautifully done.

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Sun 16 Jul 13:41:56

Very nicely done Helen.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Sun 16 Jul 14:21:23

Thank you for so many positive comments - they are very much appreciated. Hx

Posted by Helen Tarr on Sun 16 Jul 20:11:56

This one is beautifully painted, I love the muted colours in the background.

Posted by Paul Webb on Mon 17 Jul 17:15:48

Beautiful. One of my favourite flowers.

Posted by Sarah Stanley on Mon 17 Jul 18:35:09

Absolutely love this, Helen. The subtlety of the tones and marks is lovely.

Posted by Shirley May on Tue 18 Jul 08:43:22

Thank you for all your lovely comments. Hx

Posted by Helen Tarr on Tue 18 Jul 20:32:49

Beautiful.

Posted by Sandra Kennedy on Wed 19 Jul 06:26:51

Hang on Studio Wall

15/07/2023

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I painted these sweet peas in acrylics for a recent art society demonstration. I worked on primed watercolour paper and used a limited palette of cadmium yellow (medium), permanent rose, ultramarine blue and titanium white plus some Slow-drying medium, all by Winsor & Newton. It was good to be reminded how much I like acrylics and painting under pressure!

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Price: 310.00

Picture Size: 10.5" x 15"

About the Artist

Helen Tarr

I am an artist and art tutor, and share my passion for painting through my classes, demonstrations and plein-air workshops. I mainly paint in oils on canvas and, while I often work from photographs, I paint from direct observation whenever possible, either from still-life or outside to create a…

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