Janet Zeh Art Blog - paintings of birds, flowers, seascapes and country landscapes.
These gigantic sandstone outcrops resembling mittens were formed from wind and water erosion of soft and hard sediment layers over the last 50 million years
This is an original art card painting, ACEO (Art Card Edition Original). The image size is the same as a baseball card.American flamigos are wading birds as tall as Great Blue Herons but slimmer. When they feed on algae, crustaceans and small mollusks, their heads or bills are immersed in the water.
They are found on the Florida coast, West Indies, Yucatan and Galapagos Islands in salt flats and salt-water lagoons.
In this new painting of a sunflower, the flower head is starting to droop a bit which makes an interesting painting. Sunflowers have so much character that they are fun to paint and make a beautiful image in most any stage of flowering! 
This is one of my favorite scenes from a trip to Utah. Monument Valley is a place probably everyone has seen whether you've been there or not, as many westerns and commercials have been filmed there.
I love the way this sunflower is reaching upward to greet the sun! Sunflowers are a warm memory at this time of year when it's dark and cold. 
Today I did a very lively painting of Heavenly Blue Morning Glories. There is movement in the flowers, leaves and vines as if you can see the plant actively growing toward the sun. I took a brush loaded with paint and splattered color on the bottom leaves as well to enhance the feeling of movement.
