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I see the edges of the canvas as a continuation of

I see the edges of the canvas as a continuation of the story... and so they get painted!
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These three are from my upcoming Floral Wonders collection - the top is daisies, middle echinacae, and bottom ranunculus. Keep an eye on my feed for full pics 😊

Warm summer days and time that seems to stand stil

Warm summer days and time that seems to stand still... that’s what daisies remind me of. Childhood when the days were filled with exploring and riding bikes for hours.
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I still remember my favorite green bicycle from five years old - my first "real bike". It was the early eighties so of course had a comfortable banana seat and some very cool handlebars.
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Riding through the neighborhood, I'd veer off track whenever I saw flowers like these growing in yards or passing fields.
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It really was the best of times... wind in the hair, sunshine on the skin and maybe even the clack clack clack of a popsicle stick or two rattling the spokes of my tires ;P
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"Daisy Days", acrylic on canvas, 6x6" © Theresa Edwards

Studio mess! A mix of tools and paint used in rece

Studio mess! A mix of tools and paint used in recent paintings... my studio goes though organized and messy phases depending on how many pieces I’m working on and what stage they’re at. But I swear I still know where everything is 👍😁
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Anybody else relate to their workspace slipping into organized chaos?

Orange you glad it’s the weekend? (sorry, couldn

Orange you glad it’s the weekend? (sorry, couldn’t resist 😂) Close-up of a recent tulip painting...

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