Showing posts with label brass pitcher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brass pitcher. Show all posts

Saturday, October 24, 2015

No. 656 Imported Pitcher

 
 
Imported Pitcher
Oil on Gessobord
6" x 6"
 
Thrift shopping is a family thing. Renee found this fabulous brass pitcher for me in a thrift shop in England. What a find! Thanks again, Renee!
 


Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Day 186 Apricots with Brass Pitcher

 
Apricots with Brass Pitcher
Oil on Gessobord
6 x 6
 
I had a great time painting those apricots. They are now high on my
list of potential fruit props. Certainly one perk is when I'm tired
of painting them they are a great snack!

Friday, April 12, 2013

Day 144 Brass Pitcher Returns

 
Purple Tulips with Brass Pitcher
Oil on Canvas Board
5 x 7
 
A more simplified version of the tulips than I have been
painting. That brass pitcher is a pretty cool little piece. It needs
to model more often. I'd love to know its history.

Thursday, January 10, 2013

Day 52



Brass Pitcher with Red Bottle and Grapes
Oil on Ampersand Board
 
I have a feeling I probably should've posted this one
closer to Valentine's Day. Ah well, I couldn't wait that
long. I'm feeling better about painting on Ampersand
Gessobord. I think with this painting surface you either
have to be very bold with your paintbrush or
very delicate. Inbetween doesn't work very well.
I do really like the fact that it is an archival product
that is ready to go should someone decide they want it.
Happy Valentines Day a little over a month early!

Sunday, January 6, 2013

Day 49


 
Brass Pitcher with Snowberries and Madrone Leaves
Oil on Canvas
6 x 6
 
I spotted this pitcher in the Whidbey thrift store and immediately
fell in love. What a shape! Then I looked at the price and almost
had a heart attack. Thirteen whole dollars! By far the most I've
ever spent on a still life prop.  I couldn't leave without it though. :)
 
A huge thanks to my husband Don for hanging yet another shelf
for me today. This one is specifically for still life set ups. Now I
have my art desk back. I saw the idea in a library book I checked out
yesterday. You never know what you'll find at the library!