Jennifer Lommers – Florals
A collection of artwork from Jennifer Lommers.
Imagekind Gallery Florals
Copyright (C) 2008
I have long enjoyed painting flowers and when I returned to painting after taking several years off I decided to paint floral images exclusively for a year to get back into the paint, texture, color, and compositions without varying my subject too drastically. I now paint many different images, but always love to come back to my florals!
A field of red poppies is surrounded in gold. Original painting is 16 x 20 inches
Large floral abstract - original painting is 30 x 40 inches
Painting a Day 2011 - original painting is 8 x 8 inch
Original painting is 8 x 8 inches. Painting No 1 from my 2011 Painting a Day sale.
Original Painting is 20 x 30 inches. Painted during the "Fresh Paint" festival in Everett, WA - August 2011.
Original painting is 12 x 12 inches. This piece was painted as a demonstration during the Everett Fresh Paint Festival, August 2011. The flowers pictured were purchased at the Everett Sunday Farmer's Market.
as seen demonstrated at the McMinnville, Oregon Artist's Village July 9, 2011.
Original Painting is 30 x 40 inches
Original painting is 10 x 10 inch.
Original Painting is 14 x 21 inches.
Original Painting is 14 x 18 inches
Original Painting is 10 x 10 inches
Original Painting is 11 x 14 inches
Original Painting is 10 x 10 inches
Luscious burnt oranges, deep burgandy, and poppies filled of cream fill this piece with subtle beauty.
Twilight brings out the vivid warmth of this little waterlilly pond.
From my continuing collection of poppy abstracts - these sweet and gentle souls bob on the summer breeze.
I love when my poppies lean to the abstract yet still retain their natural qualities. These little yellow poppy like flowers quietly stand up to be seen along a country path - a little golden treasure. Original paintings is 8 x 10 inches
Bright yellow-orange flowers reach up to great an equally summer yellow sky. Original painting is 16 x 20 inches.
Original Painting is 10 x 10 inches.
I was painting a landscape, and then these large orange flowers popped up. Now I'm enjoying a little summer sunshine in this orange creamsicle garden.
A modern poppy take on a cloud-filled Okeefe classic, this painting is full of quiet whimsy. Original painting size is 16 x 20 inches.
Dreaming of a lazy afternoon filled with friends and martini olives! Original painting is 15 x 23 inches.
From a continuing series of paintings depicting the richness of land in the valleys of the Northwest - these poppies are reaching up from the earth toward that elusive summer sun. I hope you enjoy!
This painting was inspired by thoughts of Marigolds as my daughter and I discussed methods for keeping the slugs away from her watermelon plant (that she tearfully saved from a naughty slug). Her farming roots are strong! I hope you enjoy these Marigolds for Carson!
Fine Art by Northwest Artist Jennifer Lommers: From my continuing series of "Growing in the Valley" paintings celebrating the inspirational landscapes and farms of the Skagit Valley. I hope you enjoy!
Inspired by the lovely floral paintings of Ben Mann, this white orchid quietly grew upon a black-gessoed canvas during the 2010 Mount Vernon Tulip Festival. I hope you enjoy its creamy, limey goodness!
A colorful patch of flowers grace this hillside with whimsical style. I hope you enjoy this large version of my popular imagined circular poppy shapes! The original painting made its debut at "SIP" - the McMinnvile Wine & Food Classic in McMinnville, OR. The painting is 30 x 40 inches.
From my impressionist Poppy series, this piece is imbued with dense sunshine with its creamy yellows and orange. Original painting is 16x20.
A Quiet little corner of the meadow is hiding a lovely and colorful patch of poppy flowers in blues and orange.
As I settle into my new hometown in Oregon, I still look back to my days amongst the tulip fields of the Skagit Valley fondly. This little painting is thick with paint as well as memories - showcasing a field of red and orange flowers. The original painting was layered with a colorful mix of yellows blues and greens before having these little abstract flowers jump into the painting. I hope you enjoy my Memories of a Spring Day!
An almost electrical modern look at the lovely and traditional poppy flower.
A creamcicle flavored meadow of flowers are waiting to be picked in a minty green field.
These blue sunflower creations are reaching above the weeds to find that glorious sunshine!
Whimsical orange flowers cover the hillside - the California Poppies are in bloom! Original painting is 16 x 20. I hope you enjoy!
Created as a part of Drawing Day 2009, the original colored pencil & India Ink drawing is 11 x 14. The making of the drawing can be seen on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9kKMiXAnys
The promise of Spring comes to us as flowers droop and seeds fall to the ground. The original painting was 1 or a series of 3 showcased at the annual 2008 H'Arts charity event in Everett, WA.
The promise of Spring comes to us as flowers droop and seeds fall to the ground. The original painting was 1 or a series of 3 showcased at the annual 2008 H'Arts charity event in Everett, WA.
The promise of Spring comes to us as flowers droop and seeds fall to the ground. The original painting was 1 or a series of 3 showcased at the annual 2008 H'Arts charity event in Everett, WA.
Thick with paint and texture, this beautiful whimsical and vivid birthday bouquet of flowers is ready to bring the gift of joy to you. Painted with Acrylic paint, the original painting is 24 x 24 inches.
Painterly and whimsical art by Northwest Artist Jennifer Lommers: Watching the growing season in the beautiful Skagit Valley.
I found an image of a large zinnia painting I made several years ago and was struck by the petals of thick paint. I decided I wanted to paint another (much smaller) version, emphasizing this texture and depth. This little zinnia patch is full of vivid color and the original was prepared with layers of a colorful mix of blues red and sienna before having my red-orange-yellow zinnias jump onto the top of the canvas. I hope you enjoy my Zinnia Patch!
Light, bright, and full of texture, this little flower patch has quite a sunny disposition. The original canvas was prepared with layers of a colorful mix of orange followed by yellow followed by green and finally turquoise. I hope you enjoy my fun little Flower Following!
Celebrating the annual return of tulips to the Skagit Valley, this painting is created with layers of acrylic paint and india ink.
A fanciful interpretation of a Hibiscus in Red, full of vivid color to celebrate those lovely Hawaiian breezes.
Fine Art by Northwest Artist Jennifer Lommers: From a painting started at an artist retreat on Maury Island in NW Washington sponsored by my lovely and talented Aunt Anita in her award winning garden. I hope you enjoy!
Quietly stretching out from the winter ground, this solitary weed stands alone.
A lone stalk brings the summer sunshine to a later winter garden.
A cosmic little colored pencil drawing of a sunflower - vivid, fun, and full of surprises.
These bold and strong sunflowers stand up tall to face the oncoming storm. Thick with texture and vivid color - painted mostly with a palette knife - I hope you enjoy!
A sunny little sunflower pair looks toward the morning light - comfortable in their long courtship of love. I hope you enjoy!
A field of poppies is about to bloom and they are welcoming the summer sunshine to help them along! Original painting is 12 x 24 inches.
I love to garden. I'm not saying I'm great at it, but I love the physical process of planting, weeding, and watching the birds, butterflies, and bees enjoying your efforts. Thus far, I have avoided growing roses, however. And alas, I am now the proud owner of several lovely pink, red, and yellow rose bushes. This painting is inspired by this new collection and hobby. And for those of my collectors who love a pinkish hue to their art - here's your chance! I don't often paint with pink (not sure why) but this piece imbues a soft pink and beige antique quality. I hope you enjoy my Softly Spoken Garden!
Acrylic and colored pencil, this piece is one of my favorite sunflower images.
Fine Art by Northwest Artist Jennifer Lommers: From my continuing "Growing in the Valley" series of fun whimsical floral paintings - I hope you enjoy! The original artwork is size 16 x 20 inch. I do not recommend prints sized larger than the original when placing your order.
From my Fall 2007 Growing series - little white floral shapes are climbing up soft pastel background. I hope you enjoy! Original was created with Acrlylic on Paper.
From a Growing in the Valley series created while watching the growing season of the Skagit Valley. Original was painted on canvas with Acrylic paints.
Fine Art by Northwest Artist Jennifer Lommers: From my "Growing in the Valley" series inspired by the farmlands of the beautiful Skagit Valley, WA. I hope you enjoy! The original artwork is size 48 x 48 inch. I do not recommend prints sized larger than the original when placing your order.
Fine Art by Northwest Artist Jennifer Lommers: From a mixed media series of birds returning to my garden as Spring approaches. I hope you enjoy! The original artwork is size 12 x 12 inch. I do not recommend prints sized larger than the original when placing your order.
Fine Art by Northwest Artist Jennifer Lommers: From a whimsical floral series of my garden as Spring approaches. I hope you enjoy! The original artwork is size 10 x 10 inch. I do not recommend prints sized larger than the original when placing your order.
Fine Art by Northwest Artist Jennifer Lommers: A little more detail in this piece from my "Growing in the Valley" series of paintings - I hope you enjoy! The original artwork is size 20 x 20 inch. I do not recommend prints sized larger than the original when placing your order.
Fine Art by Northwest Artist Jennifer Lommers: An abstracted sunflower field showcases two of it's happiest members. I hope you enjoy! The original artwork is size 11 x 14 inch. I do not recommend prints sized larger than the original when placing your order.
Fine Art by Northwest Artist Jennifer Lommers: From ever growing abstract poppy series - I hope you enjoy this bit of red whimsy! The original artwork is size 12 x 12 inch. I do not recommend prints sized larger than the original when placing your order.
A lovely Spring bouquet - from an original acrylic and india ink painting of Canvas size 8 x 10.
From a plein air painting created during a walk through the short Corvallis OR KOA walking path by the river. The original art is 11 x 14.
Painted during the May 2009 Wine and Art Walk in McMinnvile, Oregon at the lovely La Bella Casa store. Rhododendrons have long been one of my favorite flowers. This painting is my first rendition of this great Northwest native. Original painting is 24 x 36 inches.
A fun little sunflower garden abstract
A fun little sunflower garden full of movement and texture.
A fun whimsical sunflower abstract full of movement and texture.
An abstract little image of a grassy field with flowers reaching up to the last light of the day.
A colored pencil drawing of a lavender morning glory in full bloom. I hope you enjoy!
