What can I say, in my mind, no matter what time of year it actually is........I live in the summertime, it is my favorite season and I'm truly happiest when the world is in bloom. This painting is really my tribute to my favorite time of year. I had a lot of fun painting on the 4 different sized canvases and creating the 2 singing birds high up in the trees.
This first panel is the perfect shape to form the body of the tree - 18" h x 6" w.
From there we go further on up the tree with a 14"h x 11" w canvas panel.
Then - 8" h x 8" w and
then a 6" h x 4" w panel. This painting measures a total of 26" h x 26 1/2" w.
I hope you like "Summer's Sweet Song", the newest painting to come out of my studio.
What can I say, in my mind, no matter what time of year it actually is........I live in the summertime, it is my favorite season and I'm truly happiest when the world is in bloom. This painting is really my tribute to my favorite time of year. I had a lot of fun painting on the 4 different sized canvases and creating the 2 singing birds high up in the trees.
This first panel is the perfect shape to form the body of the tree - 18" h x 6" w. 
From there we go further on up the tree with a 14"h x 11" w canvas panel.
Then - 8" h x 8" w and 
then a 6" h x 4" w panel. This painting measures a total of 26" h x 26 1/2" w. 
I hope you like "Summer's Sweet Song", the newest painting to come out of my studio. 
9 comments:
Love all the multiple-piece paintings! So cool!
Beautiful! I love the different panels and the music notes! (Found you on Blogging Buddies)
I love the way this one is to be displayed...lovely my friend! ♥
Ruth this is amazing !!
I really love the background on this one ... not only the colors but the creative way you did it ... beautiful!!
LOTS OF HUGS!!
So pretty! Love the arrangement of this one.
Lovely work. I like the idea of creating on four separate canvases.
hi ruth!
oh this is brillant!
i love the invidual panels in differnt sizes and shapes!
your painting is amazing!
Wow so pretty! The closeups look great.
I like the way you used the canvases.
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