Showing posts with label plum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plum. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 1, 2017

Original Oil Painting Fruity


Fruity

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Painted on an Ampersand Gessobord.

10" x 10"

I am on a strawberry roll. Here is another painting from my studio still life(s) using my California Yummy Strawberries! They are being protected my the other fruit but as usual one tries to roll away.

Sunday, June 12, 2016

Original Oil Painting Fragile Glass


Fragile Glass

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12" x 12"
Painted on gessobord.

Here is another painting of Goodwill items: the glass decanter and gold reflective metal bowl. Yes, the gold is not real but it is some kind of metal bowl painted gold and the decanter has a heavy metal ornate handle with lid. I threw in a vintage table cloth and fruit to complete the still life. 

I gave it the title: Fragile Glass because I keep thinking the glass will break some day, so better paint it now. The handle and lid will last forever but they are nothing with out the glass. 

I loved painting all the reflections and I like how the cloth recedes while the leaves come forward. There is a lot of pull and push in the composition if that makes any sense?  

By the way that is not an apple in the bowl. It is a plum that hasn't ripened yet, but by the time I finished this painting the plum was rip to eat, yum!

Sunday, February 14, 2016

Original Oil Painting Glass with Fruit


Glass with Fruit

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10" x 10"
Painted on gessobord.

My goal in this still life was to limit my number of brush strokes painting the fruit. To keep the colors bright and deliberate. It worked out well with the oranges, plum, cherries and even the silver bowl but the glass bottle was a different story. There was too many colors blending together for that to work for me. 

Monday, July 14, 2014

Original Oil Painting Lily Plum Melon



Lily Plum Melon

9" x 12"


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This was painted from a still life I made in the studio. I added the baby breath in the background to give it a delicate touch and interest.