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FAWN'S ART 
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 CELEBRATING GOD'S CREATION THROUGH HAND-CRAFTED ORIGINAL WORKS; NO AI.

Delicate Dance, double hibiscus flower

12/26/2024

 
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"Delicate Dance"  © Fawn McNeill 2009
​"You have turned my mourning into joyful dancing"  Psalm 30:11

     Lovely shades of peach, champagne, red, and even yellow (occasionally) all bloom on one bush near my carport.  It started as a small plant 20 years ago and is now taller than I am. We were amazed as it blossomed in so many different colors. I'm sure the flower shop we purchased it from grafted it, but the various colors of flowers have always been random -- scattered throughout the whole plant, not just on one side, or off of one branch, as you would expect. 
​    I created this painting just after my husband underwent the first of two brain surgeries.  It was amazing to watch his brain rewire and memories come back to him over the next couple of years.  He is a true miracle!
       I worked from photos of the plant when it was not very tall. The flowers swayed in the wind as if dancing and praising our creator. So, I tipped the flower more upward than sideways for a dramatic effect: as if it were singing to the sky. 
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~ Original Art
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 Acrylic on Gallery Wrap Canvas
~ 24 x 30 x 1.5 inches 
~ Sides are painted, framing is optional
​~ $4,500.00 

​~ Email me for availability: [email protected]​
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    Fawn McNeill creates handcrafted original works of nature and inspirational art.  Some of her subjects include angels, florals, seascapes, landscapes, and      animal portraits. Her paintings are mostly rendered in realistic impressionism, although she does enjoy creating knife paintings and playful, mixed-media pieces.
    ​"I'm originally from Montana, but moved extensively while growing up. I've had great adventures in the Rockies, the Pacific Islands, and now Florida!  I began drawing and painting when I was 12. I started selling my work when I was 17. I began teaching art at 21, and 40 years later I still love it."
    The artist owns and retains all copyrights (even if you purchase a painting). 

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