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NEW PAINTING Crabgrass

  "Crabgrass," 18"x24", acrylic on panel, $1000 plus s&h. You may purchase her directly   here,   or   reach out to me   for further details. how do the winks that inspire the subject matter of my paintings happen?  Last weekend I shared  a drawing from my childhood  of a number of animals, including a porcupine. Sure enough, a little prickly guy showed up in my newsfeed along with a mention in a book I was reading. So you know what that means, right? Three winks and she got invited straightaway to the easel. First I filled her body cavity up with orange and pink roses (initially I wanted to use my orange and pink dahlias currently in bloom, but the petal shapes were too similar to the quills, so it didn't work out design-wise. Roses, a flower I've always thought of as my own, particularly since being the official artist of the 2015 Kentucky Derby, were a great alternative). The crabgrass aggressively growing adjacent to the dah...