Saturday 21 July 2012

"Robyn's Peony"



My Granddaughter, Robyn mentioned a few weeks ago that she didn't have any of my paintings.  So, for her newly decorated bedroom I did this Peony and put in a large white frame. Her walls are a lovely lilac colour, a bit like lilac mixed with talcum powder, the white frame looks good against it ... and Robyn loved it! :)
Ref photo kindly shared by Petra Moll.

30 comments:

  1. This is beautiful Ingrid - such delicacy, no wonder she loves it

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    1. Thank you Sharon :)) ... when she mentioned she didn't have a painting of mine she was hinting at the painting I did of Gary's 'Lioness'. I put it in a matching frame. The Peony she has at the head of her bed and Gary's Lioness at the foot, it's where she can see it.

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  2. Your granddaughters room sounds very nice, and I'm sure this painting looks perfect in it. Welcome to my blog and I am your latest Follower too:)

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    1. Welcome Ann! :) Great to have you here and many thanks for your kind words. :)

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  3. What a wonderful painting for your granddaughter!

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    1. Thank you, Judy! :) ... she is my one and only and I love her to bits!

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  4. I have no doubts that Robyn liked this Peony very much, it is really beautiful! Well done Ingrid! Ciao.

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    1. Thank you, Tito! I appreciate your lovely comment! Ciao! :)

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  5. I'm sure this painting looks so beautiful against a light lilac wall!

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    1. Thank you Kathryn! It really does suit the lilac wall. I will take a photo of it in situ! :)

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  6. Ingrid-
    You just visited my blog, and Thank You! I am loving your work and now a follower!

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  7. Welcome Cheryl ... great to have you here! Thank you! :)

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  8. Hola Ingrid :) Es una peonia preciosa. Te felicito. Feliz comienzo de semana. Sonia.

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  9. Hola Sonia ... many thanks and I hope you have a good week too! :)

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  10. A nice soft painting, Ingrid, to match the delicacy of the flower. Another gem.

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    1. Hi Keith, great to see you and many thanks for your lovely comment. Hope all is well with you! :)

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  11. Hello Ingrid:) What a nice very soft painted flower. Love it! And I know for sure your granddaughter like it too. She is a lucky girl:)

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    1. Thank you so much Renate, what a lovely thing to say! :)

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  12. What beautiful peonia. Sweet colours. Congratulations

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    1. Many thanks Eva :) Welcome, it's great to see you here!

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  13. This is so beautiful Ingrid, lovely work and a blessing to your granddaughter for having you. take care,Diana

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    1. Thank you so much Diana! I think when it comes to Robyn ... I am the blessed one! :)

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  14. I love peonies! We have the pink ones also. Great painting!

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    1. Hi Kimberley ... thank you for your lovely comments! :) I love peonies also. I recently went to visit my niece, Jennie and she had a beauty, which had pink leaves on the outside with a white centre, gorgeous.

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  15. Gorgeous peony and I scrolled down to see your other beautiful art, I'm 'following' you so I can keep up with your work. Have a great weekend!

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    1. Hi Jane ... great to have you here and many thanks for your great comments and your support! Looking forward to sharing our art! :)

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  16. I love peonies and this one is beautiful. AND THANK YOU for no word verification.

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    1. Thank you so much for your visit and your lovely comments, Carol. I too and no fan of word verifications, I wouldn't mind them so much if they were easier to read. Good to see you!:)

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I'm afraid I have had to introduce word verification as I had 96 spammer posts when I returned from holiday. I hope after a short while I can try again with no word verification, I do hope you understand ... thank you Ingrid.