Showing posts with label acrylic still life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acrylic still life. Show all posts

Thursday, May 11, 2017

UGLY HEIRLOOM

Acrylic on 8"x8" wrapped canvas

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Saturday, April 22, 2017

SCANDAL

With one daughter traveling Europe with her high school band and my other daughter visiting Japan, I have a little bit of free time (which I had to fight to keep) on my hands.


Acrylic on 20x16 gallery wrapped canvas.


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Friday, September 6, 2013

Oh No, Not Again!??!

Yep, another tomato painting!!! Took a lot of good reference photos, all summer long and am going to enjoy painting tomatoes for a while. Don't know what it is about that orange-ish red - alizarin crimson color that I love to paint. Hey, for a while I was painting light bulbs and then lemons!!!

This is another small 7x5 painting. I've been doing these little paintings for a few reasons; one reason is to see how I like it, compositionally. Once in a while, I will repaint something on a larger canvas. Also, they don't take as long to complete, when they are smaller in size.

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Monday, August 12, 2013

GREEN TOMATO NOT SO GREEN!

Seems this is a tomato painting summer!

This is the same tomato, only not so green anymore!!! It is also an acrylic, 6"x6" painting on MDF board.

And for fun, here's the painting and the reference photo!

Monitor's still a bit funky. Think I'm saving up for a new computer... this one's getting a bit flaky and slow, too. Ah, always saving for something!!!

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

GREEN TOMATO

Acrylic 5x7 gallery wrapped canvas (painted sides).

Another tomato grown in the garden. Soon, TONS will be ready to go and all at once. I am definitely going to make sauce with them because there is no way all of them can be eaten separately - that's a lot of salads!

LOL, Recently someone jokingly said that I paint the painting and then take the ref photo so that they look the same. That was such a compliment!

Thanks for comin'!

Thursday, July 18, 2013

Grew 'Em, Painted 'Em, And Then Ate 'Em!

These are the tomatoes that I started growing last spring, on the windowsill!!!

I had started this painting a couple weeks ago but then things got a little crazy. Am very glad to finish it up because I have another still life ready to go and eager to do.

I sincerely hope my monitor didn't handicap me too badly as I uploaded the images from my cell to my computer. Most times the pic doesn't need adjusting and I hoped the same for this one (because anything I do to the contrasts or color on this computer isn't a real representation of what is really seen. Sometimes such adjustments are needed, even if minor).

Thanks for looking. I hope you liked the painting.

Saturday, July 6, 2013

PURPLE GARLIC IN THE MORNING LIGHT

Aaah, I cannot imagine life without garlic. Purple garlic is the best for baking and after roasting in tin foil for a little while, nothing is yummier. Shamefully, I don't bother with the bread and other stuff, garlic's good all alone - popping out of it's clove. Tragically, no one will be looking for any up-closes with me, anytime soon! :O

This is an 11x14 acrylic painting on gallery wrapped canvas, with the sides painted.

Here are some WIPs pics of the painting. My computer died not too long after posting the 4th's picture. Slowly, it's being restored. It's a good thing I kept pictures of the painting on my cellphone and didn't delete them, they were my only copies! I hope you enjoy seeing these Work In Progress pictures of the purple garlic.

In this picture, you can see my painting and the reference photo I set up for this painting.
And of course, the finished pic, again.