DAY # 20: "Roses & oranges"

Today I felt excited to paint, I want something nice so, I went out and cut some roses from my front yard. I have a total of twenty-three rose bushes at my front yard but, is not the rose season here in California but, still, I can get a few roses out of them. I was looking to add another element in my composition and I found these oranges in my kitchen. I put all together, add some lighting on the side and this is the final painting.
https://www.dailypaintworks.com/fineart/elisa-arancibia/roses-and-oranges/702807

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