Showing posts with label paintings of red flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paintings of red flowers. Show all posts

Monday, December 23, 2024

Happy Holidays!

"Will's Favorite Color"      8” x 10”         Pastel        $160       © Sharon Lewis

             I hope wherever you are, there are blue skies, the laughter of children, and the warmth of family and friends.

             To all my family and friends that celebrate Christmas, Merry Christmas and as always,

Happy Weekend!



 

Friday, April 7, 2023

Happy Easter!

“Mad About Tulips”          Oil        10” x 8”          $100   © Sharon Lewis

            I love this time of year when signs of new life are all around us. There are the beautifully flowering trees like the dogwoods as well as the very old apple tree in my front yard, still delighting me with its pink, fragrant blossoms.  Then there are the flowers blooming in neighbor’s yards while mine have long ago been eaten by all the deer. And I can’t forget the birds, singing their cheerful spring songs as I spend hours grading good but very long papers.

            To all my friends who celebrate Passover, Happy Passover! To family and friends who celebrate Easter, Happy Easter!


 

Friday, December 30, 2022

Happy New Year!

 

“Will’s Favorite Color”      8” x 10”          Pastel         $75     © Sharon Lewis

May this new year bring you the warmth of family and friends, continued good health, and much happiness!

            Happy New Year!

Friday, January 7, 2022

Will’s Favorite Color

“Will’s Favorite Color”      8” x 10”          Pastel         $75     © Sharon Lewis

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            My little grandson Will’s favorite color is red, which he will enthusiastically tell you any chance he gets. In the midst of gloomy, grey, winter days, I think red is becoming my favorite color as well. It’s one of the many reasons I hate taking down the Christmas decorations (often red) since they offer these cheerful color notes throughout my house. And it’s also the reason, much to the chagrin of my daughter, why I love keeping the poinsettias alive long past the holiday season.

            Hope you’re enjoying a little of your favorite color and a Happy Weekend!