Want to learn how to paint old fashion roses
Jo-Anne Coletti Style ???
Coming soon easy to learn "Pattern Packets" on how to paint roses on wood, canvas and paper projects.
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Decorative Artist Jo-Anne Coletti specializes in everything Roses, and has a special fondness for beautiful things that are faded, worn and well loved. She looks to old Rose paintings for her inspiration in all of her work and finds that things from the past were made with elegance, care and detail. For over a decade, Jo-Anne's passion for art has turned into a thriving business. Named after her love of roses, Vintage Rose Collection specializes in painting of antique items, vintage furniture, old and used objects, as well as floral wall painting and cottage style decorating.
Jo-Anne's art work and home has been featured in "Romantic Homes Magazine" August editions 2002, 2004, 2005 featured "Artisans Section", July 2006 Office Romance issue, And, Romantic Country Magazine, March 2007 & June 2008 and Dovetales Magazine Summer & Autumn 2008.
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13 comments:
Hello Jo~Anne, I would sooo love to learn to paint like you, but that would be impossible, as you are truly one of a kind... your roses carry such special meanings behind them... I also love the lilacs in your previous post, my favorite! Happy Mother's Day to you... xoxo Julie Marie
I just found your blog and ohhhhhh I am in love. Such beauty to behold. I will be spending a lot of time here. Hope you can visit me sometime. Can't wait to see how to paint the roses.
Ginger
glitter and roses
Hi Jo-Anne...Hope you enjoyed your chilly Mother's Day! What a delicious looking treat from your son! Learning to paint roses from you would be such a treat for me! Looking forward to seeing what you will be offering!
Enjoy your day ~ Sandi.
I would love this--can't wait for the details!
Count me in!
por casualidad encontre tu blogg ....me encanta todo es realmente hermoso,me encantaría aprender a pintar rosas, mi correo mpatricia.sandoval@hotmail.com
se poco de computacion y recien estoy descubriendo todo lo que se encuentra en internet,estoy maravillada....
saludos
Hi Joanne,
Ooohhh noooo !! You're going to teach us to paint roses !! hahaha ... You would kick me out of class the first day !! How fun it would truly be to be able to paint like you !! I don't think I would have a surface in my home without a rose !! You simply are talented, and have that special touch !!
I LoVe all my peeks into your beautiful "Bloomin" world !!I can almost SMELL the roses !! have a wonderful rest of your week sweet friend ~
hugs ~tea~ xo
hi there... how sweet.....
Jo-Anne,
I am so thrilled to find your blog. I have been a fan of your work for several years. I remember the issue if Romantic Homes in which you painted roses inside a beautiful sea shell. I was captivated by the article. Please keep posting your lovely, lovely, work.
Strange that I should find your post when I am just beginning to want to paint roses. I will never be able to paint like you but I would love to try.
Please continue with your lovely posts and beautiful photos. Blessings to you today.
In Grace,
Marie
Oh, I can't tell you how many times I was working on a "trash to treasure" makeover and wished I could hand paint pretty roses!
I've always had to settle with water slide decals.
I'm eager to hear about it.
Kimberly :-)
I love your style, it is vintage and old country looking. I especially like the light, fluffy colors you use in your work. I am constantly reminded of the French country, especially in South France, in your pieces. I enjoyed viewing your work. Thank you for the inspiring art!
Sounds like a wining idea, Dianne
Love this cabinet Jo! very pretty display too. xoR
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