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Sunflower Extravaganza

Sunflowers seem to be the hit item this year.


So I suppose, I went a little crazy with them.


I painted this trio at the same time, keeping the palette in similar hues.
They are warmer than my prior sunflowers, which makes it more about autumn with the sun changing and the those last days of warm weather. 


I made some on canvas board so that those of you who just want a hint of color or have a smaller space to fill also have a selection to choose from.


Or keep them as a trio.


Or perhaps, just the two smaller panels that you can frame and brighten up a room.
Choices are good.



 

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