Indian Blanket Flowers Canvas Print

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One of the most common and beautiful wildflowers in the state of Oklahoma is the Gaillardia, more commonly called the Indian blanket flower which resembles a sunflower with a sunburn. My favorite thing about this funky little flower is that when all the petals fall off, the center persists as a little red round puff ball for weeks and can be dried and used in autumn arrangements and wreaths. In the spring on my land there is a hillside that gets completely blanketed with these gorgeous blooms and shows just how they got their nickname. I made this digital painting using my own original photograph.

Everywhere I look, I see art. If you cut me, I bleed art. I am an artist from birth. It is a talent and a gift God gave me. I specialize in old school digital art, botanical, abstracts and photo manipulation with an emphasis on light and color. One of my goals as a digital artist is to create art that doesn't look digital. My style is eclectic and I focus less on exact details and more on impressions and feelings. You will see the influence of my favorite styles in my work, such as post impressionism, expressionism and modern digital techniques like glitch art . If you like my work please share it on your social networks like Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest using the share buttons on this page, thank you! Some of my favorite subject...