Pink and Blush Colored Paintings

I’ve been a bit obsessed with the color pink–which is not a good thing when it comes to the likelihood of a painting having universal appeal–much less commercial appeal.  It is common knowledge among artists that pink paintings don’t sell. Just look in any artists’ closet.

And, I don’t care.  I use pink because it signifies softness and the feminine.  Because I’m trying to express mood without “mood”.  Because there is a lightness about pink which is uplifting.  Because pink–the lighter blush shade of pink–is a quiet, calming color.  Because pink is fleshy and emotional and human. 

I feel like I’m on a mission lately. To show how pink works in your home spaces.  And how my pink paintings say a lot with very little.

To see my pink mood board on Pinterest, visit here: 

Pink Painting in a Blush Interior, A place where no word has ever entered

Blush colored painting by Sharon Kingston, Sensing a softness touching the earth

Pink waterfall atmosphere titled After

A blush atmospheric painting by Sharon Kingston

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