Marybeth Heikes

Paintings in Watercolor & Mixed Media

Posts Tagged “Red”

Peek-a-Boo

Peek-a-Boo

March 19, 2026

I love the abstract patterns and reflections of the blue goblet and the transparency of the martini glass. My plan was a casual relationship between the fruit shapes, the cloth patterns and the reflective qualities in the glass. more »

Midnight Bouquet

Midnight Bouquet

February 12, 2026

In this design, I used sunflower shapes and coneflowers but used artistic license with the colors. The vase is part of my collection of still life objects more »

Airpower

Airpower

January 15, 2026

This painting was inspired by a trip we made many years ago to the Airpower Museum in Blakesburg, Iowa. It is a very large museum with vintage airplanes from the 1920s and 1930s. more »

Sapphire & Scarlet

Sapphire & Scarlet

October 2, 2025

My inspiration for this painting was garden flowers, a source of beauty and a cheerful pick-up in our lives. Flowers are an ongoing creative inspiration with many different types and irresistible array of colors and shapes. more »

Zesty Zinnias #2

Zesty Zinnias #2

May 15, 2025

I love painting flowers, especially ones that are brightly colored and have big blossoms. This bouquet includes zinnias and balloon flowers from our garden. more »

Red Tulips #2

Red Tulips #2

April 17, 2025

Flowers provide me with infinite inspiration. I have painted tulips before -- they are one of my favorite flowers. I am attracted to their color and shape. more »

Sitting Pretty

Sitting Pretty

January 16, 2025

This painting was inspired by my garden sunflowers. I love painting these large blooms that are full of sunshine and freshness. more »

Pulaski School

Pulaski School

December 5, 2024

The row of sunflowers planted in front of this old Pulaski school drew my attention. They are so big and bold and full of color. more »