Jimson Weed
Blue Morning Glories
What do you think? Can you see the similarities? I can't wait to get started creating more directly in her style!
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Channeling Georgia O'Keeffe (Part 2: Flowers)
Yesterday I posted about how much subconscious inspiration I have taken from Georgia O'Keeffe in my artwork, and I shared images reflecting our shared love of bones and shells. O'Keeffe is also well-known for her flowers, and I have a few flower photographs in her style.
Here are two of my favorite O'Keeffe flower paintings for comparison:
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I love everything about your third photo: the colors, the composition, and the white background. Lovely! Georgia O'Keeffe has long been a favorite. Sarah spent two summers at The Ghost Ranch where O'Keeffe lived during part of each year, and we got to visit her home and the museum in Santa Fe when we were there.
I love picture two, the close crop and beautiful soft colours.
Yes, it was flower ones we saw at the exhibition.
what lovely photos
I like the flower ones - but then I love flowers :) I think your class sounds interesting and am enjoying seeing your results.
Very nice! I think the first two pics have a really strong O'Keefe feel to them.
Wow! Channelling really works!
Great macro shots. Do you like Tamara Lempiska, too? I love her flowers.
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