Lilacs Line My Grave Acrylic Print

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A trio of lilac bushes swayed in the light spring breeze as I drove by. The dark purple, lavender, and fuchsia colors clamored for my attention and talked me into painting them as a reminder of this year's lovely springtime. The rocks next to the lilacs held interesting colors of oranges and greens. Lacking a center of interest to the painting, I realized the rocks looked like an old-fashioned grave and added a wooden cross. I thought if I should ever be buried, I would love to have these beautiful lilacs flower over my grave every spring. The lilacs and stones make the memory of a deceased loved one very beautiful and comforting. The framed original painting is 14"x11" and is available for purchase.

Welcome. Celeste is a New Mexico artist, painting in oils and acrylics. Her most recent work include acrylic pour and acrylic pour abstracts, landscapes, or florals. These new originals are priced to sell. Be sure to check them out under the Collections tab and help her support her art. A lifelong student, she paints lines and colors that fascinate the eye. She enjoys realism but also enhanced coloration for artistic intrigue. Occasionally, animals or people find their way into her artwork. The ability to paint in thick strokes, sometimes with a palette knife, delights her as adding another dimension to a painting. Celeste's favorite artists are Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Cezanne, J. M. W. Turner, and modern-day artists Yuri Kutnezov...