A vibrant bouquet of white and pink primrose rests in a classic white vase, set against an abstract background of purples, blues, and greens.

This expressive 12x16-inch floral painting captures nature's softness and strength through vivid brushwork and warm color harmony.

I dedicate this textured painting to my loving and beautiful fiancee. I love giving her flowers so I got inspired to paint this art piece.

"Lovingly Yours" is a textured painting dedicated to the resilient survivors of typhoon Yolanda.

Fiore is made to bring light and hope into society. It symbolizes the peace we have within ourselves despite these troubling times. The green leaves behind the sunflower symbolize the hatred within this world. However, despite the amount of negativity,  there will always be hope (which are the sunflowers).

''Flowers for Her" series is a beautiful gesture of love and admiration, capturing the delicate essence of affection. Each flower's unique beauty and vibrant colors symbolize the deep feelings of appreciation, warmth, and care.

This painting speaks to the quiet yet powerful moments shared with someone special, honoring their presence in the most heartfelt way.

Flowers are already fleeting; when fragmented, they emphasize the temporary nature of beauty, life, or love. It might be a meditation on mortality or the passing of time. 

A loose floral watercolor painting was done during a small gathering of friends in a coffee shop.

This piece is memorable as the artist had a tension headache while working on this one.

Gumamela flower

By Addie SyCip-Cukingnan

Sale proceeds will benefit the World Vision Philippines' “Abutin Na10” campaign, whose recipients include the poor and marginalized children, their families, and communities.

I tried to capture the delicacy of the Magnolias against a bokeh background. They symbolize beauty, purity, love, and joy. They also represent the beauty that encompasses femininity, gentleness, fortitude, and perseverance.

Magnolias are also considered a lucky flower because they are presumed to attract wealth.

A textured floral art with raw sapphires, the birthstone of September

The artist used art-grade art materials, like golden interference paints, for that shiny opalescent effect.

This artwork is framed in wood (black and white) at 18"x18"x2". 

Going through life with more ease, grace, and gratitude 

Ready to turn the page?

The painting is created using acrylic on canvas and is framed with a thickness of 2.5 inches.

By Addie SyCip-Cukingnan

Sale proceeds will benefit the World Vision Philippines' “Abutin Na10” campaign, whose recipients include the poor and marginalized children, their families, and communities.

This artwork uses the metaphor of blossoms growing in darkness to symbolize resilience, beauty, and growth in adversity. 

The daisy flower symbolizes innocence, purity, and a new beginning. Oh the other hand, the ladybug is known as the bringer of God's gift.

By Addie SyCip-Cukingnan

Sale proceeds will benefit the World Vision Philippines' “Abutin Na10” campaign, whose recipients include the poor and marginalized children, their families, and communities.

a floral acrylic painting with gloss varnish finish and double brown frame

Amabilis rosa means a lovely rose.

I chose the colors yellow and pink because they symbolize beauty and happiness.

A floral acrylic painting with gloss varnish finish and 3.5" brown frame

A semi-textured acrylic painting with gloss varnish finish and 2" frame

This painting captures a red rose's raw beauty and passion, inviting viewers to appreciate its delicate yet bold nature.

With each brushstroke, I aimed to evoke the timeless emotions of love and fleeting beauty that a single rose can symbolize.

These cheerful rosey blooms smile at us one cold winter day; they wipe the blues away.

Daisies in a vase in watercolor

Black wood frame with glass at 19" x 25"x1" 

I wanted to capture the daisies' beauty and the white vases' exquisiteness. To achieve the "white" in watercolor, you DON'T paint it over but retain the whiteness of the paper and add some shadows on the edges.

The shadow of the big vase was painted with soft pastels.

By Addie SyCip-Cukingnan

Sale proceeds will benefit the World Vision Philippines' “Abutin Na10” campaign, whose recipients include the poor and marginalized children, their families, and communities.

Delicate roses and baby's breath flowers fill a vase in this lovely watercolor painting. The artist captures the tender beauty of the roses with quick strokes, and the tiny blossoms of the baby's breath create a soft backdrop. The play of light on the petals adds, and the watercolor medium gives the artwork a dreamlike quality.

An acrylic painting with a gloss varnish finish

A simple peony painted with artist-grade materials in 12"x12" with a black and white wood frame at 18"x18"x2"

I painted a set of peonies for Mother's Day, hence, the title. Flowers symbolize love, gratitude, and appreciation and are the perfect representation of the sacrifices and care our mothers have provided us.

This artwork discusses there's something good in every difficult situation.

This is on a box-type canvas that's ready to hang. It's also varnished. 

A simple peony painted with artist-grade materials in 12"x12" with a black and white wood frame at 18"x18"x2"

I painted a set of peonies for Mother's Day, hence, the title. Flowers symbolize love, gratitude, and appreciation and are the perfect representation of the sacrifices and care our mothers have provided us.

My mom loves flowers, and so do I.

Whenever I see plants and flowers, I think of my mom. She's a beautiful soul and a "plantita" by heart. She inspires me to paint flowers, too.

These blooming flowers remind us to be hopeful in all circumstances.

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This painting shows wild flowers with various colors.

By Addie SyCip-Cukingnan

Sale proceeds will benefit the World Vision Philippines' “Abutin Na10” campaign, whose recipients include the poor and marginalized children, their families, and communities.

"When you turned the key to your new house, you turned the page to a new chapter in life."

"The greatest possession is self-possession" - Ethel Mumford

By Addie SyCip-Cukingnan

Sale proceeds will benefit the World Vision Philippines' “Abutin Na10” campaign, whose recipients include the poor and marginalized children, their families, and communities.

Sakura blooms last for only a few weeks, every springtime. In like manner, our ephemerality as human beings is a temporary gift--we can use it to bring happiness to people around us and cherish the value of the people that matters to us.

Vibrant and vivacious, these pink flowers on a verdant green background are a visual feast for the eyes. The harmony of pink against the refreshing green background creates a captivating masterpiece that speaks of beauty and tranquility. 

The "Blooms in Pink" watercolor series invites viewers to immerse themselves in the roses' timeless beauty and poetic allure, capturing the essence of these exquisite flowers in the impressionistic style.

Each piece measures 5 x 5 inches and is individually framed on a matting board only.

"Flowers for Her" series is a beautiful gesture of love and admiration, capturing the delicate essence of affection. Each flower's unique beauty and vibrant colors symbolize the deep feelings of appreciation, warmth, and care.

This painting speaks to the quiet yet powerful moments shared with someone special, honoring their presence in the most heartfelt way.

"There are always flowers for those who want to see them..." - Henry Matisse

Part of "Efflorescence Series," 2023

In the garden's dance, a sweet perfume, Efflorescence in full bloom.

It captures the delicate dance of nature's secrets, inviting viewers to listen closely to the whispered tales carried by each petal talking to the red moon.

These two plants, the Calathea white fusion and the pink wandering Jew, look so dainty; they're almost flower-like! I painted the two together, side-by-side like cotton candy and bubble gum combo. 

A floral acrylic painting with gloss varnish finish and double brown frame

The hibiscus is used as an offering to goddess Kali and Lord Ganesha in Hindu worship. In the Philippines, the gumamela (local name for hibiscus) is used by children as part of a bubble-making pastime.

"Rose," 2019