In case you're wondering, the beginning of the Russian word "Варенье" is printed on the farther right end of the label. In English, it means "jam", which you will probably already have figured out. :)
Showing posts with label crackers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crackers. Show all posts
4.01.2014
Peachy Snack
In case you're wondering, the beginning of the Russian word "Варенье" is printed on the farther right end of the label. In English, it means "jam", which you will probably already have figured out. :)
2.18.2013
2.17.2013
1.10.2013
Cup and Jam
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This is my first time, I think, using this little plate. I've had only plain white plates before, so this time I decided to paint something different. And I like how it turned out. Thanks for watching!
12.10.2012
Tea & Jam
For your convenience, I have created this painting on a 5"x7" gessoboard, so, as I have heard from buyers, it will be easier to find a frame for this piece.
11.04.2012
Coffee Cup & Crackers
This coffee cup reminds me of the coming Christmas - its red coloring and all. By the way, is there coffee in the cup? That's a mystery question just for you. :)
11.02.2012
Cherry & Blackberry
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Someone getting ready to have morning tea. They fixed crackers, and are waiting for tea to heat up. Then they will pour tea into the teacup, eat the crackers, lick off the spoon, and wash their teacup. Then they will wipe all the crumbs off the table, smack their lips in anticipation of the day, and hurry about their daily chores.
10.20.2012
9.07.2012
4.27.2012
4.25.2012
11.22.2011
11.21.2011
11.10.2011
Morning Delight
The creamer has recently been polished, so now it looks more... silver. I often use crackers and jam, since I do many paintings with the theme "breakfast". This painting looks like somebody's breakfast, so I have named it "Morning Delight".
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