Artichoke Song Fine Art Print and Poster by lillyarts

After a fun day on a tour to the Ocean Mist artichoke growers in Castroville, Ca., I fell in love with these thistle buds. Out in the fields the leaves looked like they were waving upward to the sun. Later in France, I learned more artichoke culinary beauty! Call it vegetable inspiration! By L. Fluger www.Lillyarts.com

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Artichoke Song Fine Art Print and Poster

Chanson d'Artichaut (Artichoke Song) Original Acrylic Painting on Fabric- Part of a series of quick loose spontaneous fabric paintings. The excitement was in painting quick single strokes with the brush loaded with multiple colours. I never knew what would happen! One stroke was it.

After a fun day on a tour to the Ocean Mist artichoke growers in Castroville, Ca., I fell in love with these thistle buds. Out in the fields the leaves looked like they were waving upward to the sun. Later in France, I learned more artichoke culinary beauty! Call it vegetable inspiration! By L. Fluger www.Lillyarts.com

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