Salmon & Hazel

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Anonymous asked:

hiii just found your blog and i fell in love with your art 😭 the color palette of your artwork is always so gorgeous! random question but i am curious if you have any favorite color combo to work with? or any colors that you think is hard to work with because every color in artworks always work so well together!

Hello, thank you for your appreciation 🫶❤️

I love using complementary colours together, like blue and orange, pink and green, or lavender and yellow etc. I use a fixed colour palette to paint, like using a box of coloured pencils. That can help with achieving a consistent palette throughout the paintings.

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Anonymous asked:

Have you ever done pink star gazer lilies? It’s my mom and my dad’s favorite flower, and they gift it to each other every important event, so I thought a print might be a meaningful gift. No worries if you haven’t!! If you have, could you reply with the link to it please? I adore your art!!!

Thank you ❤️, I’m familiar with that one because my grandma used to have a vase of those lilies during holidays. But I haven’t paint it yet. If you want, you can commission me a painting and I will use INPRNT’s custom printing to print and have it sent to you.

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Anonymous asked:

Hi! Do you have any photos of the bandanas or of one of them being worn? I was thinking about ordering one for a pocket square

Hi! Due to my absentmindedness, I’ve just found out that I didn’t take any photo of the bandanas before sending them out 😭 (You will find that ironically, there’s no trace of my artworks in my house).

Below is a feedback photo of a Forget-me-not bandana, kindly sent to me from one of my lovely clients.

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birdie-creature asked:

Hi !

I just found your account and I definitely fell in love with it, the colors, the details, everything is ARGHHH

I wanted to ask what do you think of still lifes ? Especially their depiction of flowers ? And also do you like/imagine your art as still lifes or not really ?

I also wanted to ask if the flowers hold any significance in your art pieces or are you trying to focus on techniques more than symbolism ?

Finally your art made me think of "non traditional" bouquets which often take more bold choices on the color and also type of flowers and I think you may really like those like this :

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Source : newleaffloraldesign.com

OMG I love that bouquet! Thank you for sharing and for your lovely message 💗

To answer your questions. I think still life paintings of flowers usually reflect a big part of the artist’s inner world. They way they choose their subjects, arrange them, they way they choose the lighting, etc, are very personal and unique. This is only my personal thought, but there could be a hint of the desire to preserve, to hold, to control. Flowers in still life painting become instruments, rather than just simply existences.

Out of many subjects, flowers are one of the truest expressions of nature’s interpretation of beauty, what nature deems beautiful, a beauty as a mean for attraction, a beauty that signals life.

I usually draw from pictures that I’ve taken or from the memories of a flower. So my paintings can be called still life but also not. I also tend to choose flowers based on the current season, as a way to record the passage of time.

Thank you for the thought provoking questions ^^

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