The eucalyptus project continues!

I’ve added a few more eucalyptus pictures to the ones I posted last year. I’m thinking this is probably a project I’ll be doing for the rest of my life!

If you’d like to see the high-resolution versions of these pictures, here are the links:

Eucalyptus Leaves in Fall - https://carol-leigh.pixels.com/featured/eucalyptus-leaves-in-fall-carol-leigh.html

The Law of Attraction - https://carol-leigh.pixels.com/featured/the-law-of-attraction-carol-leigh.html

Shades of Eucalyptus (Vertical Leaf) - https://carol-leigh.pixels.com/featured/shades-of-eucalyptus-vertical-leaf-carol-leigh.html

Images ©2019 Carol Leigh

Recent work: "Exaggerated Eucalyptus Leaves"

The eucalyptus theme continues with this piece, where I purposely made the leaves outrageously vivid, yet kept the texture and shadowing intact. Too much fun.

Here's a link to the image at Fine Art America/Pixels if you'd like to see the image in full resolution:

https://carol-leigh.pixels.com/featured/exaggerated-eucalyptus-carol-leigh.html 

Images copyright ©2019 Carol Leigh

Recent work: "Three Eucalyptus Leaves"

Eucalyptus leaves have gotten my attention lately and appear now in a lot of my art.

What is it about them that's appealing? Well, I like their subtle colors, how each leaf is different, and their elegant shapes and curves.

In this piece (shown both as a square and full-frame) I've exaggerated the leaves and have added a handpainted paper I made.

And yes, I realize the irony of saying I like the subtle colors of the leaves, yet punched them up to make them VERY colorful!

Always nice to have options.

P.S. To see this work at full resolution, here's a link to it at Fine Art America: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/1-three-eucalyptus-leaves-carol-leigh.html

Images copyright ©Carol Leigh