One last painting of the eggplant from Uwajimaya's grocery store. I like the luscious colors of the eggplant. And the metal cup feels very shiny. I really like this one. On my ETSY store
Sunday, February 14, 2016
Three Eggplant, One in the Cup
One last painting of the eggplant from Uwajimaya's grocery store. I like the luscious colors of the eggplant. And the metal cup feels very shiny. I really like this one. On my ETSY store
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Three Eggplant Silver Bowl
These dark red-purple eggplants are elegant next to this shiny Revere-style silver bowl. I like the dark lavender reflections on the bottoms of the eggplant. Painted from small eggplants I bought at Uwajimaya's grocery in Seattle. On my ETSY store
Labels:
6 x 6 oil on panel,
dark red,
eggplant,
maroon,
metal bowl,
purple,
Revere-style,
shiny bowl,
silver bowl
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
Pink Anemones Just Opening.
A painting from last fall when the Japanese anemones were blooming. These were just starting and hadn't fully opened. For this one, I worked to lose edges and keep the whole piece light and high key.
On my ETSY store
On my ETSY store
Saturday, February 6, 2016
Two Eggplant Silver Cup SOLD
This still life was the result of a shopping trip to Uwajimaya grocery in Seattle. There they have the most amazing variety of produce, including these beautiful little round eggplant. The stems are a soft fuzzy yellow green which is a delicious color to paint. I like the reflections in the tabletop.
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Glass Bowl with Limes in Light and Shadow
Some subjects I paint over and over. I love the translucency of glass bowls. How do you paint glass?
You paint what's behind the glass, or what's in the glass first. Then create the shape of the glass bowl by wiping out lights, especially along the rim and foot, and then add shadows and reflections. Last come highlights and bright whites.
You paint what's behind the glass, or what's in the glass first. Then create the shape of the glass bowl by wiping out lights, especially along the rim and foot, and then add shadows and reflections. Last come highlights and bright whites.
Labels:
6 x 6 oil on panel,
blue background,
dark blue,
glass,
glass bowl,
green limes,
limes,
shadows,
yellow green
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