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Third Abstract Floral Painting

By Abstractartbylt @artbylt

To begin this abstract floral painting, I did a background first in pale blue and let it dry. Then I painted wispy strokes in emerald green, light green, and black. 

See my next step below.

Tomfloral3500
  Abstract Floral Three, 18" x 24" acrylic on canvas.

I painted the petals first in a purplish-lavender, creating one flower in the top left, one in the center, and one in the bottom right.  I used a light magenta for the flowers on the top right and bottom left. 

Once the basic colors were there, I began to add others for texture, interest and hightlights:  alizarin crimson, Prussian blue, white, and brilliant blue.  At some point I didn't like the background and covered it over in a translucent yellow-green.  Then I painted some vine and leaf-like shapes in medium to dark green.

The last step was drawing lines in Prussian blue.

Tomfloral3-2500
  Abstract Floral Three, 18" x 24" acrylic on canvas.


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