Showing posts with label still life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label still life. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Friday, October 6, 2017
Grapes and Yellow Pepper
I do still life paintings as a way of relaxing. I enjoy the quiet of the studio. Oil on board, 9"x12". $140 plus shipping.
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Light on Blue Vase
This was a study of how light hits a flower arrangement resulting in a warm glow on a dark background. Oil on board, 10"x12", still life.
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Honey Crisp and Spatula
I enjoyed studying the white fabric which looks especially realistic against the dark background. In person, the fabric looks like it jumps off the canvas. The apple was fun and painting fruits and vegetables is always a challenge and is satisfying.
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Blue Coffee Cup and Tangerine
I am beginning to really enjoy these small still life sketches! Oil on board. 6"x8". The reflections always are fun and my favorite coffee cup complete with a chip in it is satisfying to paint
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Ebony Carving
I picked up a native carved ebony wood animal figure, I suppose it is a gazelle, while travelling to Africa. The wood figure is heavy, hard and has a dull shine--simply beautiful. I paired this with a hand thrown cookie jar that I bought in Kentucky and situated some Cuties and a beautiful red onion on my art table for an interesting composition in oil on board.
Sunday, April 24, 2016
Yellow Pepper
A large still life of several peppers. I like the contrast between the dark greenish background and the yellow pepper. This oil painting is on stretched canvas and measures 16"x20".
Saturday, April 23, 2016
Russian Bowl and Onions
Russian Bowl and Onions
I bought a hand-painted and lacquered wooden bowl when I worked in the Far East Russia a while back. It is a luminous gold inside with a high gloss black finish on the exterior. Really a work of art! The red onions are fun to paint and the challenge here was depicting the loose paper-thin skin peeling back and casting a shadow. Oil, 6'x8", $60 + s/h $5. If interested, email fragman56@yahoo.com.
I bought a hand-painted and lacquered wooden bowl when I worked in the Far East Russia a while back. It is a luminous gold inside with a high gloss black finish on the exterior. Really a work of art! The red onions are fun to paint and the challenge here was depicting the loose paper-thin skin peeling back and casting a shadow. Oil, 6'x8", $60 + s/h $5. If interested, email fragman56@yahoo.com.
Sunday, April 17, 2016
Still Life Fruit and Bottle
A small still life 6"x8" oil on board, "Still Life Fruit and Bottle". A dark background of olive green gradation to add some dark with light on the fruits and vegetables. I like the garlic and the reflection in the bottle. $60 +$5 S&H. Email if interested.
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