Took inspiration from the famous Starry Night! It was so much fun to just let go and draw those swirls.

We wanted to try abstract and to paint with blocks of color. It was as if every block contributed to a greater whole and made up a...

For this piece, we got our inspiration from a watercolor artwork. We wondered if we could use acrylic to make it look like watercolor was...

This took inspiration from pop art as it is using colors to contrast against the background. This is the last piece that will be part of...

In this piece, we played with round petals and pointed petals. This required different techniques with the brush. In addition, painting...

The sunflowers were coupled with many other smaller flowers to see how they would look in a bouquet. The hardest part was probably...

This piece was TOTALLY different than any other piece. We first laid down the red background and then started to add swirls and nuances...

The take on this second piece seems to be a more relaxed but still somewhat abstract style. The cool colors of the blue and green seem to...

We realized that white makes everything better! It was really fun to just let loose and have all the petals fly

Excited to announce the first sunflower painting to be completed! The artist wanted this to have a more

The vivid use of red contrasting with a simple blue was what the artist really wanted

Focusing on different perspectives of the sunflower. Not only is there a worms-eye view, there is also a bird-eye view to see that...

This was such a fun experiment! We were able to use our dry paintbrushes to dip into white paint. Using our fingers, we were able to...

The artist came back and finally finished their set of paintings!

The textures and colors that were used gave these sunflowers a different feeling! Every inch of these canvases were used to their fullest...

This was the first time we decided to use permanent markers instead of acrylic paint to finish the stems of the sunflower! It truly gives...

So many colors! So many flowers!

This painting was a study in the movement that could be created within a piece (technically many pieces/canvases). It was also really...

This painting was to show that in the midst of the sadness and pain, there will be hope growing and that it is a beautiful thing indeed....