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This is the one-hour version of a flower I did earlier this summer while the bush was in full-bloom. The plant is also called Rose-of-Sharon, but it's not a rose - it's in the Hibiscus family! I really liked the drama of this particular flower, as it was being back-lit by the morning sun.
5"x7", Watercolor on 140# paper.
Lyn, your hibiscus is beautiful... as are all your flowers.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I love the interesting lighting for this one.
Deletebeautiful and delicate
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteBeautiful! Your colors are perfect Rose of Sharon colors
ReplyDeleteIt is a challenging color to get right! Thanks!
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