Showing posts with label yellow trumpet tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yellow trumpet tree. Show all posts

Friday, October 16, 2015

Tabebuia Reflections, Small Oil FL Painting of Yellow Trumpet Tree in Spring by Judy Batterson, FL Artist

"Tabebuia Reflections"--A small Florida oil landscape painted during the springtime when all of Central FL bloomed in yellow trees! The trees around the lakes became even more vibrant as they were reflected in the water. Now at Let Us Frame It in College Park on Edgewater Dr in Orlando.

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Bursting Forth, Springtime Oil Painting of Yellow Trumpet Tree by Judy Batterson

The yellow tabebuia trees are blooming all over Orlando! These brilliant yellow blossoms are dazzling to the eye as they completely cover the branches. Also known as the yellow trumpet trees, they bloom and as fast as they bloom, the petals fall to the ground like yellow paint circling the trunk. This original 12 x 12" oil will keep the memory of springtime!

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

A Walk in the Park, a Florida oil landscape by Judy Batterson


This is another painting in my "springtime in Florida" series with a focus on the yellow tabebuia tree. This tree blooms brilliant
yellow petals which fall to the ground below. There are many types of tabebuia trees, but the yellow is my favorite. This painting captures a memory of a springtime walk in Leu Gardens. Impasto brushstrokes built up the petals. 12 x 12" oil on board, $350
For more Florida landscapes, visit www.judybatterson.com

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Springtime by the Lake, a Florida Oil Landscape by Judy Batterson


One of the most beautiful trees to bloom in spring is the yellow tabebuia tree. The yellow color is brilliant and lasts about two weeks. As the flowers drop, they look like yellow snowfall beneath the tree. This tree is the highlight of spring in Florida. The color is so vibrant, it is breathtaking! I used heavy impasto paint to emphasize the blooms. Framed oil on masonite. 12 x 12" $350
For more Florida oil landscapes, visit www.judybatterson.com.