Rose Ann Hayes' floral watercolor bouquets feel as though they've just been hand-picked from the garden. Gorgeous, watery color! I love the fluidity of her paintings and how the brush strokes of color extend beyond the shape of the flowers and creates a beautiful shadowy background.
Rose Ann's paintings and prints are available on Etsy and she posts new ones on her watercolor blog. Be sure to stop by for a visit and see her other wonderful paintings. I'm sure you'll be glad you did!
Thank you for inspiring me today Rose Ann!
Have an inspired day!
Images via: Rose Ann Hayes | Etsy
Thank You for the kind words, Laura! I'm so tickled that you created a post about my watercolors! It's so encouraging - it really gives me a boost! I'll be grinning and bragging now! Haha! Thank You again :)
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