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NEW ART & VIDEO- "Inspired Blooms" Art Collection

Today,  I am excited to share my "Inspired Blooms" Art Collection and video. All this art was made this year 2024 and boy was it fun. The video consist of 16 paintings featuring my inspired models, a portrait and flower arrangements. 

Check out the video. YouTube Video Here

What inspired all these paintings? Well last Spring, we went to a flower exhibit called "Fleurs de Villes" at South Coast Plaza Mall and it was beautiful. They had local floral designers take a mannequin and decorated it with a particular theme. Each one was unique and told its own story.




After, seeing all these creations, I was inspired to paint my own floral joys. I started with my "Inspired Sassy Stencil Girls" and those turned out so pretty. Then, I got the idea to try to make a floral arrangement. It turned out pretty good and that lead me to making 11 more. Also, I enjoyed adding words to some of the vases and even glitter on a few. 

I just love flowers and have found them to be a comfort and joy. As you watch this video, imagine me sending these happy flowers to your home to bless you. These virtual flowers will never wilt or fade. LOL!

Enjoy these "Inspired Blooms" and feel free to share them with a friend that can use some flowers today. Let's spread the flower power! Thanks for stopping by!



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  1. Very nice share, Honey! I enjoyed attending the "Fleurs de Villes" show with you, and am glad that it inspired your wonderful "Inspired Blooms" art collection. As previously mentioned, I love the music that you chose for your Floral Art Show - it is a terrific complement for your florals and "Inspired Garden Girls". Great work all the way around!

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