Beautiful, but this one actually started out backward. The frame was from my dear friend, Deborah Flowers, who passed away a few years ago. I loved it! So, I cut a piece of hardboard to fit it because it was not a standard size. I wanted to paint something that would go well in the frame. I do not enjoy this backward procedure, as I normally make frames to enhance and set off the art after the painting is complete. But I took the challenge because I so wanted to use Deb's ornate frame for one of my pieces. I played with several ideas that might flow with this frame and changed the background a few times. Another close friend of mine sent me some costume jewelry that reminded me of my grandmother. I used those gemstones in the center of the larger flowers and added beads to the smaller ones in the background. I usually can't get happy with paintings that I create for specific frames and they remain unfinished. But this one turned out amazing. I love this little piece. ~ Original Art ~ Mixed Media on Hardboard ~ 5 x 5 inches ~ Elaborate Custom Frame ~ Not Available Click here to see more Click on an image to see these related posts:
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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. |