Monday, September 28, 2009

Nasturtiums from Sarah's garden

We had friends for dinner this weekend and after a 4 mile chilly walk along the bay we settled in for a delicious meal and lively conversation. Sarah brought some of the last of the tomatoes, green beans and herbs from their garden along with this sweet nasturtium bouquet. I had to work fast because when I finally got around to getting out the paints, the petals were starting to wilt. Thanks Sarah.

19 comments:

  1. I like the splashy feel of this and the bright colors. Well done!

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  2. It feels good to look at this - thanks!

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  3. you did amazing justice to the flowers. they shall live in glory now even past their prime. love you guys, S

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  4. Absolutely lucious!

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  5. Great colors! I really enjoyed see it.

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  6. Just lovely!!!!
    Revelle
    http://revelleimagemaker.blogspot.com/

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  7. Wonderful treatment - the splashy, clear colors. You also reminded me how easily "moments" are made the into "Moments" ... by the simple act of honoring them. :)

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  8. Beautiful. I love the colors and how you approached the painting.

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  9. Oh lucky Sarah! My nasturtiums made a very poor showing. Too much rain? Your watercolor sketch is captivating! You are an inspiration.
    Joan Gillman Smith

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  10. Lovely wet colorful nasturtiums. I love the blue vase, too. Did you eat some of the flowers? They are tasty!

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  11. It's so summery looking - I love the colors and the blue background is perfect. nancy

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  12. I love the splashy bright colors! Oh wait, two people already said that. Well, I stand by my initial thoughts!

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  13. I love the colors and the juiciness of it. Great picture.

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  14. Truly an eye-jewel.
    So vibrant.
    Those colors...

    Do you see the floral-plumed
    bird standing in the
    vase, its little
    blue head (right)and that
    sliver of orange beak?

    Cheers

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