4x4" acrylic on watercolour paper. ON SALE, $15! Available here
Here's a pepper study, with a patterned fabric in the background. I do
love this fabric, and really ought to use it more! It's tough, but very
rewarding to capture. Peppers are always a good challenge too; they're
quite bumpy and strangely shaped, which can throw up some funny shading
and really do my head in. But they taste great, so that makes them worth
painting, doesn't it!
Showing posts with label silver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silver. Show all posts
Sunday, 1 October 2017
Pepper and Leaves
Labels:
4x4",
acrylic,
black,
metal bowl,
pattern,
pepper,
red,
silver,
still life,
white
Monday, 20 February 2017
The Goblet
6x8" oil on canvas board. $45. Available here
Here's a still life in oils! I was in the mood to do something a bit more traditional than the colourful acrylic compositions I've been working on lately, and when I dug this old silver goblet out of a cupboard, I knew it had to be the centre of the piece. I found a slice of melon in the fridge which I was eager to paint as well- and blueberries, I love capturing the way the light reflects off them. The trickiest part was the lettuce leaf, the way it curls and folds over took a lot of squinting and re-painting to get right.
Here's a still life in oils! I was in the mood to do something a bit more traditional than the colourful acrylic compositions I've been working on lately, and when I dug this old silver goblet out of a cupboard, I knew it had to be the centre of the piece. I found a slice of melon in the fridge which I was eager to paint as well- and blueberries, I love capturing the way the light reflects off them. The trickiest part was the lettuce leaf, the way it curls and folds over took a lot of squinting and re-painting to get right.
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