
I brought these beautiful flowers back from my recent trip to Tresco, and started painting them in the studio earlier this week.
The painting was very close to being finished, but I ran out of time towards the end - and had to return the following day.
This was a great pity as I really wanted to keep the painting close to what it was, as I was pleased with the freshness and light - as well as the character of the flowers.
However, this is a painting from life. Flowers open!
When I returned to the studio I found that the bright yellow daffodils had open out - partially obsuring the pale white flowers which had dominated the previous day.
I then re-worked and changed the painting accordingly.
I'm happy with the finished result - but it is very different from the painting I'd left the previous day.
[The photographs above show, from the top downwards: the finished painting, my palette, a detail of the painting, the setup and painting during the first day I worked on it]




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