Kaleidoscope of Lilies and Other Flowers in Orange and White on a Turquoise Background Acrylic Print

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Pictured are white lilies, white tube-like flowers with a long pistil sticking out of it, some orange and white flowers, and orange leaves and vines. It all sits on a blueish dark turquoise background and has an old world look to it.

Orange and blue are opposites on the color wheel, and one of these colors will make the other stand out.

They also have opposite meanings in terms of symbolism: blue is cool and orange is hot; blue is quiet and orange is loud; blue is calming and orange excites; blue makes you feel stable and orange makes you feel unstable; blue is the color of conservatism and stodginess and orange is the color of experimentation and adventure. In terms of negativity, blue can make you feel depressed and withdrawn, and orange can make you feel irritated and irate. When they are together, the colors balance each other out, creating feelings of en...

I have a bachelor's degree in Studio Art and a masters degree in Art Education. I used to be an art teacher and taught grades K - 12. In order to teach art in the public schools, I needed to learn a lot of mediums. I have carried this into my art studio as well, painting in one area of the studio and making altered digital photographs in another part of the studio. My primary mediums are painting, drawing, digital art, illustrations, cartoons, hand thrown pottery and relief sculpture. If you see pottery in my photographic work, it is my own hand-thrown piece. I have shown my work in galleries and through juried shows at art centers and museums. Some notables include The Delaware Art Museum, Haverford Center of the Arts,...