Red Hibiscus

Cherie Dirksen

Red Hibiscus

Acrylic, gold and bronze liner and fuzzy flock on Canvas

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Greeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
Red Hibiscus by Cherie Dirksen
Red Hibiscus by Cherie Dirksen
  • cheetaah

    cheetaah

    what a great details, amazing background, lovely painting.

  • Cherie Dirksen replied

    Thanks cheetaah :) glad you like it.

  • Sensiworld

    Sensiworld

    Great !
    Background is also very beautiful.

  • Cherie Dirksen replied

    Thanks Sylvia, much appreciated!

  • Bevsimages

    Bevsimages

    ooohhh lovely x ;) Bev

  • Cherie Dirksen replied

    Thanks Bev!

  • Arletta

    Arletta

    So, I am wondering how you make backgrounds like that? Do you actually hand draw all that out? Or is it digital, Adobe stuff? or stencils or what? .. .if you don’t mind my asking, that is.

    At any rate, however you do it, it is very effective. This is beautiful!

  • Cherie Dirksen replied

    It is hand drawn. I first paint the background black then do the details with a gold acylic paint liner.

  • TREVOR IRWIN

    TREVOR IRWIN

    Breathtakingly Beautiful and wonderful colours

    You are very talented.

    If you find tim eplease feel free to visit my charity website.

    http://www.philadelphia33.org/

    See all my works and writing at:
    http://www.redbubble.com/people/joshuatree1

  • AnaCBStudio

    AnaCBStudio

    Amazing painting!...love it

  • Cherie Dirksen replied

    Thanks AnaCBStudio!

  • Marie Magnusson

    Marie Magnusson

    just gorgeous! I have to ask, the liner, is that like a pen? looks fab!

  • Cherie Dirksen replied

    Thanks, Marie. The liner is a plastic ‘pen’ that holds acrylic paint, it gives you a lot of control but clogs up a lot, which isn’t so great :)

  • Tahnja

    Tahnja

    so classy and what a meticulous artist you are, so inspirational

  • Cherie Dirksen replied

    Thanks very much! :)

  • Leanne Inwood

    Leanne Inwood

    how did you get the fuzzy flock?

  • Cherie Dirksen replied

    From the arts and crafts store, I think it’s mainly used in card making…

  • Leanne Inwood

    Leanne Inwood

    Thanks

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