remembrance
peace
eternal rest
dreams
consolation
Poppy’s message to us is:
There is power in the unseen forces.
August’s birth flower. August always holds a sense of grief to it. Grief in the way of the end of summer, seasons shifting and the beginning edges of nearing the end of the year. We look back on the last 2 or 3 months and think “where did it go?”. August is also a month of new beginnings. The fall wedding season is starting, a new school year approaches, and harvest season is upon us. It's a month where we are really starting to see the fruits of our labor start to come into fruition. The flowers for August are Poppy and Gladiolus. They bring forth the wisdom of beauty in grief.
Poppy flowers are bright red blooms known for their euphoric effects and iconic hue. Poppy red is a staple in many artist color palettes. Their bold centers like deep eyes gazing back at its viewer. Poppy flowers are symbols of remembrance, peace, eternal rest, dreams and consolation.
Folklore and Old World Superstitions:
Associated with Morpheus, the Greek god of dreams.
In WWI and WWII, poppies became symbols of remembrance.
Painting Details
Beautiful hand painted watercolor on arch’s watercolor archival quality paper
Signed by the artist (yours truly)
Personalized to your birth month
Available with mat, framed, or just as is
~ A5 size - 6” x 8” - without frame or mat
Originals that are requested to be framed or matted will be 8” x 10” after framing or mat is added
Frame color is a rustic grey wash brown frame that resembles wood with plexiglass
Please select if this is a gift and if you would like a note to be sent with this gift (leave me a note at checkout!)
Shipping & Returns
Your shipping will be added during your checkout. No returns available at this time. Please reach out to me via email - brigitrosearts@gmail.com or by Instagram messaging @brigitrosearts if you have any questions or concerns about your purchase. Thank you for supporting my small business!
Please note that the staged image above is an approximate representation on how this painting might look in your home.
remembrance
peace
eternal rest
dreams
consolation
Poppy’s message to us is:
There is power in the unseen forces.
August’s birth flower. August always holds a sense of grief to it. Grief in the way of the end of summer, seasons shifting and the beginning edges of nearing the end of the year. We look back on the last 2 or 3 months and think “where did it go?”. August is also a month of new beginnings. The fall wedding season is starting, a new school year approaches, and harvest season is upon us. It's a month where we are really starting to see the fruits of our labor start to come into fruition. The flowers for August are Poppy and Gladiolus. They bring forth the wisdom of beauty in grief.
Poppy flowers are bright red blooms known for their euphoric effects and iconic hue. Poppy red is a staple in many artist color palettes. Their bold centers like deep eyes gazing back at its viewer. Poppy flowers are symbols of remembrance, peace, eternal rest, dreams and consolation.
Folklore and Old World Superstitions:
Associated with Morpheus, the Greek god of dreams.
In WWI and WWII, poppies became symbols of remembrance.
Painting Details
Beautiful hand painted watercolor on arch’s watercolor archival quality paper
Signed by the artist (yours truly)
Personalized to your birth month
Available with mat, framed, or just as is
~ A5 size - 6” x 8” - without frame or mat
Originals that are requested to be framed or matted will be 8” x 10” after framing or mat is added
Frame color is a rustic grey wash brown frame that resembles wood with plexiglass
Please select if this is a gift and if you would like a note to be sent with this gift (leave me a note at checkout!)
Shipping & Returns
Your shipping will be added during your checkout. No returns available at this time. Please reach out to me via email - brigitrosearts@gmail.com or by Instagram messaging @brigitrosearts if you have any questions or concerns about your purchase. Thank you for supporting my small business!
Please note that the staged image above is an approximate representation on how this painting might look in your home.
