Michigan Apple Blossom in Faygo - Original watercolour painting
This is the original hand painted watercolour, not a print!
I brought my Flowers in Bottles Watercolour series to the American states!
I paired the U.S. state flowers with a beverage either originating from, or very popular in that state.
Faygo was the first to utilize the familiar twist-off cap, and therefore the first to market their soda as "pop" for the sound it made when being opened!
Painted on A4 300gsm textured watercolour paper
PLEASE NOTE - FRAME IS FOR DISPLAY PURPOSES ONLY. This artwork is rolled in a cardboard tube to ensure worldwide delivery with no damages.
This is the original hand painted watercolour, not a print!
I brought my Flowers in Bottles Watercolour series to the American states!
I paired the U.S. state flowers with a beverage either originating from, or very popular in that state.
Faygo was the first to utilize the familiar twist-off cap, and therefore the first to market their soda as "pop" for the sound it made when being opened!
Painted on A4 300gsm textured watercolour paper
PLEASE NOTE - FRAME IS FOR DISPLAY PURPOSES ONLY. This artwork is rolled in a cardboard tube to ensure worldwide delivery with no damages.
This is the original hand painted watercolour, not a print!
I brought my Flowers in Bottles Watercolour series to the American states!
I paired the U.S. state flowers with a beverage either originating from, or very popular in that state.
Faygo was the first to utilize the familiar twist-off cap, and therefore the first to market their soda as "pop" for the sound it made when being opened!
Painted on A4 300gsm textured watercolour paper
PLEASE NOTE - FRAME IS FOR DISPLAY PURPOSES ONLY. This artwork is rolled in a cardboard tube to ensure worldwide delivery with no damages.
Do you love my range of watercolour flowers in bottles, but want one that represents you or a loved one exactly? Let me paint your very own artwork with any combination of flower and bottle you like!
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