This is one I did last year. I wanted to practice doing the fruit, texture, light, shadow, and depth of a still life. The inspiration for it was a picture hanging on my kitchen wall. Parts could be better (as always), but I had fun learning from it.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
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Ramona,
ReplyDeleteYou've really done a great job capturing the soft light and the color is wonderful too.
Sandy in Michigan
This is awesome Ramona! :) I've never done anything in acrylic before and this really makes me want to try it. But I need to stop getting distracted by all these interesting media and focus more on what I am capable of doing. There's never enough polishing in skills ^^ Thank you so much for your compliments.
ReplyDeleteI so love the almost rustic...Tuscany?...feel to this piece Ramona. It really is a lovely job and would look fabulous in a rustic kitchen!
ReplyDeleteA very nice painting, I like your choice of composition and colors, very subtle.
ReplyDeleteThe rose is also very good, a lot of depth. It is nice that you mention also the medium you are working with, something as often forget to mention. Thank you for your nice comment.
Nicely done. You caught the textures; the smoothness of the fruit and the muted light. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteWonderful job Ramona! I love the colors...soft and soothing.
ReplyDeleteI agree, the colors are lovely. Wonderful painting!
ReplyDeleteRamona thank you so much for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment. I really love your paintings. I am not real good with a paint brush but I am practicing.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a wonderful week and stop by again soon.
I love grapes in art and yours are luscious!
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