Flower Jungle Revisited Painting

This is a reworked version of one of the earliest flower jungle pieces I painted, I was never quite sold on how the pink blush had overwhelmed the piece and the composition always felt incomplete. I reworked the piece recently, adding jaunty sprays of pale green eucalyptus style creeper with golden tendrils, and reducing the pink blush to a warm, seeping sunrise rather than an all encompassing riot of color. This is a small painting (12x9) on a cradled wood board and can be hung as is or framed by the eventual buyer. The painting features a spring garden composition with protea blossoms, small blue forget me nots and other flowers growing in a wild, uncontained manner alongside rich orange reeds and other wildflowers. A deep pink gentles in behind the blooms, infusing the piece with an impression of new beginnings.