The above little 4" x 4" painting was done as a demo during my Thursday still life painting class. I was so excited about this little subject (if you know me, then you likely also know of my affection for cherries) that I decided to do it all over again last night with a different background color. Perhaps I will see what they look like with all sorts of different colors behind them. I also like how you can tell I had light from windows in the version above, but light bulbs on the 2nd version, by the shape of the highlights. Both are 4" x 4." Keep in mind that is likely smaller than they appear on the screen!
Both of these cutie-pies are available on
Ebay.
The above little 4" x 4" painting was done as a demo during my Thursday still life painting class. I was so excited about this little subject (if you know me, then you likely also know of my affection for cherries) that I decided to do it all over again last night with a different background color. Perhaps I will see what they look like with all sorts of different colors behind them. I also like how you can tell I had light from windows in the version above, but light bulbs on the 2nd version, by the shape of the highlights. Both are 4" x 4." Keep in mind that is likely smaller than they appear on the screen!
Both of these cutie-pies are available on Ebay.
I was a little too busy this past week to do my little paintings because of workshops and classes and such. Plus, nectarines are quite a challenge to paint!
Two Bosc pears on a 5" x 7" panel. Even though they are colored slightly differently, they are both Boscs!
Bosc Pear, 5" x 5" I thoroughly enjoyed painting this pear. The subtle shifts in hue and gentle curves of this fruit are quite pleasing!
Today in the studio, I finished this painting. "Peaches and Cherries" 5" x 7" oil on panel.
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