This little guy on the colorful and very happy background is "In The Treetop" which I think fits him just perfectly. I had a blast working on the background and loved the technique so much that I'm considering using it on a larger painting in the future.
"Winged Beauty" is of course another Monarch butterfly. I seem to be on a roll with these floating beauties lately, I'm really enjoying painting them.
For this background my goal was "earthy" and I think the colors and textures worked out just great for what I was tryiing to achieve. I would consider using this on a larger painting as well but I'm not sure yet, it was a tough background to achieve and even more so to paint on. Time will tell I suppose!
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The are beautiful Ruth!
Hi Ruth,
Your new work is beautiful - the new back grounds are stunning - I would love to see more on your larger paintings. You always come up with something new and intereting.
Have a lovely week.
Blessings,
Erin
They are both lovely! The bird was my favorite...until I saw the background of the butterfly! It really brings out the beauty and makes it soft! ♥
So Gorgeous Ruth... I love the backgrounds and how the subject stands out... really gorgeous paintings....
Thank you too for the post below showcasing my work... it was so sweet of you to do...
HUGS
JO
Hi Ruth,
Wow, both your nature pieces are of art are gorgeous!
Did you use tissue paper for the background on the butterfly piece?
Happy creating,
Hugs,
Anna
Hi Ruth
Love them!
Specially love the background colours you've used, the featured butterfly and bird seem to pop out...I feel I can pick them up!
I love the earthy colors of the butterfly one, Ruth! They are both beautiful!
Hugs,
Donna
Wonderful colors! Very nice Ruth ...always love seeing what you are working on.
How's the knitting coming along? I've been doing a lot of paper crafting lately, so my knitting has been sitting idle! So many things to do ...I think I need to clone myself.
These are beautiful! I love the style you're using and the colors. So good to hear from you, thank you for your comment.
Dontcha love those 8 x 8's! Love your work, Ruth...the first one is very Van Gogh'ish.
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