Tropical Hibiscus, with all the charm and excitement that florals have to offer. The “in-your-face approach” beckons you to come closer. This detailed hibiscus took many days and was a labor of love. The view from this perspective proved challenging and the intricate design of the flower was tedious but the movement and excitement it generated is tremendous.
“It was my intention to capture the real flower. Nature offers us a most full pallet. Lest we think that this hibiscus really contains these colours, a dramatized version using almost every version of red mixable on my pallet. It was intended to be a personal painting, an exercise in creating drama through colour.” Sharon Fox-Mould.
Each print is shipped in box, mounted on 1.5 inch stretcher ready to hang.
Award Winner
Canvas Print
Year 2009
Tropical Hibiscus, with all the charm and excitement that florals have to offer. The “in-your-face approach” beckons you to come closer. This detailed hibiscus took many days and was a labor of love. The view from this perspective proved challenging and the intricate design of the flower was tedious but the movement and excitement it generated is tremendous.
“It was my intention to capture the real flower. Nature offers us a most full pallet. Lest we think that this hibiscus really contains these colours, a dramatized version using almost every version of red mixable on my pallet. It was intended to be a personal painting, an exercise in creating drama through colour.” Sharon Fox-Mould.
Each print is shipped in box, mounted on 1.5 inch stretcher ready to hang.
Award Winner
Canvas Print
Year 2009