This 1963 portrait shows a young woman with long blonde hair wearing a flower crown and a loose pink blouse, set against a deep green background. McClung painted the work as a studio model portrait while attending the Jerry Farnsworth School of Portrait Painting in Sarasota, Florida, where Farnsworth's classical training gave her the skills to handle subjects like this one with both warmth and precision. The model and her clothing reflect the early hippie movement of the 1960s, capturing a cultural moment just as it was beginning to take shape. The soft pinks of her blouse, her flushed cheeks, and the touches of greenery in her hair all play beautifully against the rich green backdrop, giving the painting a sunny, almost romantic feeling.