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Magnolia
The magnolia is delicate and intense at the same time. Its blossoms seem almost weightless, yet have a quiet presence that instantly fills the room. Its shapes are clear, almost reduced, while the colors flow softly into one another.
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Tulip Flaming Flag (loose)
Tulipa 'Flaming Flag' is an expressive bicolor tulip, captivating with its white base dress and purple-violet flames. Its appearance is vivid and elegant at once - like a brushstroke of nature.
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Three Easy Spring Greeting Cards
For all March babies and friends of spring, I have prepared 3 short painting sessions for greeting cards. Easy motifs, quick results – and that moment when a few lines suddenly turn into a card.
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Tulip Flaming Flag
Tulipa 'Flaming Flag' is an expressive bicolor tulip, captivating with its white base dress and purple-violet flames. Its appearance is vivid and elegant at once - like a brushstroke of nature.
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Hyacinths
Fleeting and impatient - the hyacinths demand speed. From ripe pink to unripe green, a watercolor emerges that stops before the moment is lost.
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Crocus
Quiet and strong at once - the crocus arrives when the time is right. Layer by layer, a watercolor emerges between fresh green, deep violet and orange threads of pollen. Small decisions change a lot.
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Each session guides you layer by layer through a new watercolor motif. With outline, color palette and brush technique – everything you need.
Nature Palette Vol. 1 Digitalis purpurea
The foxglove rises like a tall column in the garden, adorned with purple, bell-shaped blossoms – mysterious and dangerous at once.
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Nature Palette Vol. 1 Iris x germanica
The bearded iris unfolds its magnificent blossoms in luminous colors and contrasting patterns – the very essence of elegance.
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Nature Palette Vol. 1 Convallaria majalis
The lily of the valley carries fragrant white bells that ring in the spring – innocent in appearance, yet full of hidden strength.
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Nature Palette Vol. 1 Malva sylvestris
The common mallow enchants with violet blossoms streaked with dark veins, bringing a playful lightness to nature.
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Nature Palette Vol. 1 Cosmos bipinnatus
With its fine leaves and delicate blossoms, the cosmos feels like a light summer breeze in the garden.
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Nature Palette Vol. 1 Hemerocallis fulva
The daylily opens its bright orange blossoms for just one day. It stands for transience and renewal – every morning a new blossom unfolds, full of strength and radiance.
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Nature Palette Vol. 1 Prunus persica
The blood peach enchants with purple foliage and delicate blossoms that appear in spring like little dabs of color between the branches. A tree full of contrast and elegance.
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Nature Palette Vol. 1 Achillea millefolium
With its fine foliage and white to pink flower clusters, the yarrow shows a delicate wildness that magically attracts insects.
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Nature Palette Vol. 1 Alcea rosea
The hollyhock rises proudly with tall stems and large, colorful blossoms that give every garden a sense of tradition and summer splendor.
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Artichoke
The artichoke opens slowly, in layers and with resistance. In this painting session I work my way patiently through its levels - because sometimes you have to take something away to reveal it.
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Burnet
Reserved, almost inconspicuous - and that is exactly what makes it so hard to capture. Against a golden background, the burnet unfolds its quiet presence layer by layer.
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Orange Branch
The orange branch doesn't begin with color, but with scent - fresh, bitter, almost too intense. I let the paint run and don't intervene right away. The restlessness remains part of the picture.
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Poppy
The poppy is fleeting and demands quick decisions. The pigments flow in their own direction - and in the end, the poppy has shown that it has a mind of its own.
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Amaryllis
Composed, tense, almost urging - the amaryllis does not wait. Bold red, cool pink and a hint of yellow: a watercolor that stops before the tension breaks.
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Lavender
Lavender is often associated with calm – yet its tension lies in repetition and the moment when order tips over. I start structured and allow everything to dissolve.
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