Soft, silken Primrose, fading timelessly
John Milton
She is Primrose of the Fae, born in the Spring, creature of the soft woodland dwelling in among the mossy roots. We haven't captured her playful spirit here, having disturbed her sleep (so she's a bit cross).
Summer of Colour finds us in yellow this week.
I painted Primrose over a collage that looked like this....
Art recyling...
Lisa I really like this!! The yellows and greens are so pretty together! I love how her face is done in the same color palette!! Beautiful work! :)
ReplyDeleteThe green and golden yellow work really well together, sweet (though a bit grumpy!) fairy.
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking Lisa..such calm...serene ..delicate beauty...i adore this work..this yellow glow brings me a magical feeling..so lovely to meet Primose of the Fae...i am enchanted! Can I call upon her when having tea in my garden? I think she is a delightful spirit!
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Just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love all the layers and textures.
I am sorry she was disturbed, but so glad you found her for us.
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Absolutely wonderful! I love how you have used the colours together, such a lovely painting.
ReplyDeleteLoving Primrose and adore her beautiful green eyes. xx
ReplyDeleteAll of it works! The yellow is a breath of fresh air. And somehow exotic! Makes me want to do something in yellow...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color palette....would love to know what medium you used. Just beautiful! :) Nan
ReplyDeleteLisa - Love, love, love, love, love - lol! Did you use Golden's yellow primrose in your palette? She is breathtaking! I love Milton's words too...
ReplyDeleteHugs, Jessi xox
Wow - this series of portraits you are doing is really something. I am so looking forward to seeing the whole group together - and this piece is so beautiful and soulful with beautiful colors. Loved that it came from a recycled piece too. xo
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteI'm stunned by the colors. Those yellows and greens are gorgeous and together they're spectacular. I love this - beautiful!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness...i just adore your work...amazing...really beautiful...thankyou for your inspiration...xxx
ReplyDeleteShe does look like you woke her!
ReplyDeleteAlthough, I am a wee bit sad at seeing the bombshell painted over.
Charcoal pencils are my favorites...ben using them since I was a kid. xox
Hi Lisa, loving those green eyes!!! I wonder what she is thinking!! :0) lovely piece and I really love your Sunday sketch too! The depth and shading in that piece is gorgeous!!! Can't wait to see what else you produce with charcoal!!!
ReplyDeleteWho knew yellow could be so mysterious? I always think of it being so bright and cheerful....but I like how you've created a different feeling here :)
ReplyDeleteI really love this! Love the green with the yellow, too.
ReplyDeleteI love how you mixed the yellows and greens so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI really love the yellow hues! It is just breathtaking! :-)
ReplyDeleteAmazing.... we are naughty waking her up!
ReplyDeleteLove the collage too :)
hee hee, she is beautiful and cross looking all at the same time!
ReplyDeletelove!! xo
Very pretty! They both look like fairies!
ReplyDeletemy primroses are in lovely bloom right now. I love your fair creature and her mellow yellow mood !
ReplyDeleteShe's lovely and she does look as though we might have disturbed her slumber! B-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l colour combo. :)x
ReplyDeleteI love the silken primrose. Gorgeous!
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Your drawing and painting are just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you experiment with all mediums, colors and ideas. Who would have thought of yellow but you Lisa! She's great as is the collaged painting you did. I wonder what color will be next???
ReplyDeleteReally lovely and I like your choice of colors.
ReplyDeleteThe green shading of her face is quite haunting. Lovely project!
ReplyDeleteHow can I tell you how much I love that primerose of the fae...she is an opening door for the fantastic world of woodland...I can't stop to look at her...her eyes are so intense...I am always impress by your art...I want absolutly come back...thanks for that nice creation...xx
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented. Just love the mood your paintings create.
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