Showing posts with label grapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grapes. Show all posts

Monday, September 15, 2014

No. 497 Silver and Grapes Day 15

 
 
 
Silver and Grapes
Oil on Gessobord
6" x 6"
 
Yes, you've got me. This is a recent thift store find. That beautiful handle said, "Take me home...."
 
 

Friday, May 9, 2014

No. 424 Another "Cool" Still Life

 
 
 
 
Another "Cool" Still Life
Oil on Linen Panel
5" x 7"
 
Once again having fun draping fabric through the still life and painting in natural light.
 
 

 
Another "Cool" Still Life - ACEO
Oil on SoHo Painting Boards
2.5" x 3.5"
 
Here is the mini version.
 
 


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!

Monday, January 7, 2013

Day 50!


Grape Study
Oil on Canvas
5 x 7
 
I have to say this is the first time I have made an effort to
really study how light effects grapes. I can now see
why they are painted so often. They are fascinating
to look closely at. The normal rules of shading don't apply here,
I'm guessing due to their transparency. Grab a grape the
next chance you get. Notice which part is lighter and which part darker.
Which part is a warm green and which part is a cool green.
It might surprise you.