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Showing posts with label white. Show all posts
6.09.2013
12.27.2012
Serving Brunch

Although there is not much food on this table, I named this painting "Serving Brunch" because I think I already have a painting named "Serving" or "Making Breakfast". Hope everyone had a great Christmas!
5.03.2012
9.28.2011
Sunny Strawberry
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I know I stuck with strawberries lately, can't help it. I just feel comfortable painting them. A friend of mine gave me a photo of her husband and daughter to paint from, I'll post it when it's ready. Thank you all for the nice comments! I appreciate it.
9.27.2011
9.26.2011
9.20.2011
Wonderberries
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I appreciate all the comments you guys have left for my paintings. This painting is my another attempt to grasp the infinite beauty of things around us.
I appreciate all the comments you guys have left for my paintings. This painting is my another attempt to grasp the infinite beauty of things around us.
9.16.2011
Pink Flower (Rose of Sharon)
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I saw this flower trough the kitchen window - it had grown on the wild bush at my backyard. But I can't identify it. A wild rose?
Have a great weekend!
9.08.2011
Strawberries
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I did a bigger painting - 12" x 12", on linen canvas. I made it bigger than the others, because on the small paintings, several of the objects couldn't fit into the canvas, and the milk jug was always left out. I planned for weeks to paint this milk jug, so I fitted it on this big painting. Another bigger jug which is partly on this painting will also wait for another turn to appear on one of my next paintings. It has also starred in "Lemon Rhapsody". It took me almost 5 hours ( with little breaks) while my daughter was at school.
9.07.2011
Blackberry & Strawberry Jam
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This was probably the longest painting I had ever done. I guess I got carried away, and didn't notice time flying by. I tried to make the jam as perfect as in real life - and I believe I succeeded. The strawberries were the last models, and one crawls off the canvas, and is continued on the side.

This was probably the longest painting I had ever done. I guess I got carried away, and didn't notice time flying by. I tried to make the jam as perfect as in real life - and I believe I succeeded. The strawberries were the last models, and one crawls off the canvas, and is continued on the side.

Labels:
6"x6" - oil on canvas,
black,
jam,
plate,
red,
spoon,
still life,
strawberries,
white,
yellow
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