Brilliant New Acrylic Poppy Paintings on Show in San Diego Visions in Faux Artist Collection

Award winning San Diego artist & muralist Virginia Ann Holt today introduces new poppy paintings of her.

San Diego, FL (prHWY.com) August 27, 2012 - Award winning San Diego artist and muralist Virginia Ann Holt today introduces new poppy paintings of her usually brilliant acrylic paintings which are now available on mugs, and are scheduled to be displayed at an upcoming poppy art show gallery.

Now that she is out of the studio where she had been for months producing these new poppy paintings, Virginia can breathe a sigh of relief that her new born creations did indeed come from her labor of love.

Known for her wide range of whimsical blending of colors to an almost perfect photo like quality, Virginia, when asked if her pieces of art were in fact photos or maybe paintings of photos, she gives an emphatic "Nope!"

"These paintings are all straight from my heart," she adds with an intriguingly wry smile. Noting that it all started from her being commissioned to produce a giant poppy painting for a private art collector who is an investor in fine art, Virginia says she "loved the project so much", she's never stopped painting poppies ever since.

San Diego residents who love nature, flowers and poppy paintings in particular, have over time come to know Virginia Ann Holt, not only as the owner of Visions in Faux, but the one and only faux finisher artist who has a most delicate sense for nature. According to them, Virginia has the most delicate way of bringing out the pure essences of beauty in nature through her fine artwork and paintings.

Her new poppy paintings on collectable mugs are on display on her new fine art shopping web page. Visit http://virginiaannholt.com/products/collectable-mugs

ABOUT THE ARTIST VIRGINIA ANN HOLT:

Virginia Ann Holt, who has always been fascinated with color and already a budding talent as a child, was privately taught in mediums of watercolors, pastels and oils. However, have been heavily influenced by the master impressionists, notably Van Gogh and Gaugin, as a little girl, Virginia went on to college, Sacramento State, where love of art extended into the language arts. At Sacramento State, she majored in French with minors in German and Spanish. As part of her college curriculum to hone her language skills, Virginia traveled extensively in Europe touring museums, artists' homes and studying Gothic architecture; she settled for a time in Geneva, Switzerland where she modeled in all the art schools of the city.

For more information about San Diego artist, painter, muralist and faux finisher Virginia Ann Holt, visit her online art gallery Visions in Faux at http://VirginiaAnnHolt.com.

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