Showing posts with label melon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label melon. Show all posts

Sunday, February 24, 2019

Original Oil Painting Classic Peonies


Classic Peonies

16" x  20"
Painted on stretch linen

This is my last painting assignment for Elizabeth Robbins' online course. The assignment was silver, peony and "S" composition. Elizabeth is an excellent teacher. I encourage anyone who likes to paint flowers to look her up. She won't be hard to find. Her paintings are well known. 

My goal was to concentrate on a softer looking flower approach and to leave background items less detailed. I love her paintings and was so excited to hear that she has a six month online course. I will send this to her and hope I do not have to make major changes. Wish me luck.   

Saturday, February 28, 2015

Original Oil Painting Strawberry Boat


Strawberry Boat
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9" x 12"
Painted on gesso panel.

I painted this using a still life photo I took a week ago.  I usually like to take many still life photos at once. I chose a set-up I like and proceed to paint. I do not delete the other photos because I can paint them later. I just won't have the objects sitting in front of me.

Tuesday, February 17, 2015

Original Oil Painting Strawberry Splits Melon


Strawberry Splits Melon

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10" x 10"
Painted on gesso panel.

I painted this from a still life in the studio. The glass is my son's but the fruit is mine. I really like how the glass reflects everything around it. The bottom of the glass has a circular pattern that shows through the curved smooth glass. I found this very interesting to paint.
The title came from the idea of rock, paper, scissors but this time it was glass, melon, strawberry.

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.