As the growing season winds down, there are a few things I simply need to get planted next year. A few short rows of grapes, for a small vineyard with the western hill rising behind them. A stand of sunflowers, with native perennial varieties as well as the large annuals. And a small pumpkin patch. These three things would offer me unlimited paintings, especially when positioned before the western hill, where the tall grasses and wildflowers run amuck. With distant trees set at the horizon, it is the perfect stage for fabulous sunsets. A farm like this should have all those things, and I am just the girl for the job! Painting number 1362 in 1362 days.
Impressive Tammie! Both painting and #1362.
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful painting, have fun with planting! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteI love the late summer, gorgeous afternoon, feel of your sunflowers!
ReplyDeleteTammie this is so impressive. It brings out such an emotion in me. Also you should be very proud of you your 1362 number.
ReplyDeleteFirstly, congratulations on your brilliant achievement of 1362 paintings in 1362 days. That's a mammoth task in my book. Secondly, your sunflowers are gorgeous. I've never grown them either, but you have inspired me to try next year. They would be great to paint, but then also if I leave the flower heads on would help with my bird seed bill!
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF to you
I love the idea of planting a garden to fit in with your creativity :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunflowers and ideal to plant to paint!! Win win on that front!!
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I am amazed at 1362 in 1362 days. Your sunflowers are beautiful and I love that you are planting your paintings!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Tammie! I love how you have the light on the petals.
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