Sneezy Flower

Ken Powers

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Ken Powers

Tacoma, WA

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Sneezy Flower

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Ken Powers

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Painting - Watercolor On Paper

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My three year old daughter and I decided to name this painting "Sneezy Flower" because as Spring approaches, I can't stop sneezing! My allergies are going crazy and I sneezed the entire time I painted this one. I always have to laugh when my children pick names for my paintings. With this particular piece, I was going for a bit more of an abstract vibe. I left a lot of brush strokes, back-runs, and blooms in to give it a bit of a different feel than most of my other paintings in this series. I also wanted to create some subtle hints of foliage in the background to create some additional interest. The original painting is 13.75"x9.75" in size and is painted with Daniel Smith watercolor paints on Arches 140# cold-pressed paper.

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Bette Orr

Crisfield, MD - United States

Nice work, Ken - I love the story behind the name.

Ken Powers replied:

Thank you Bette! I love it when the kids help!

Sibby S

Artcadia, Fl - United States

Ken, this is perfik - vibrant, totally lovely - nicely done Sorry about yer sneezes

Ken Powers replied:

Thank you Sibby! The sneezes are subsiding a bit thanks to some rain.

Pamela Meredith

Bulli , Ne - Australia

beautiful Ken v/f

Ken Powers replied:

Thank you Pamela! Very kind of you!

Marsha Elliott

Covington, Oh - United States

Emily did a perfect job naming this.....guess she's pretty observant, but then it's hard to keep all those sneezes silent. This is so beautiful....the blooms and back runs give it texture....very nicely done.

Ken Powers replied:

Thank you Marsha! I really had fun keeping this one "rough."