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Two Pears and a Chinese Bowl on a Kitchen Stool |
In doing still lifes, I always seemed to want to get to the painting itself rather than spend much time figuring the set up--the color combinations, light source, design element. I'd fiddle around a bit until I came up with something I thought I could paint--nothing too complicated since I didn't want to get lost in intricacies, preferring layering color on color. I also paid attention to painting a bit of the object's reflected color into the shadow as well as a bit of the shadow into the object itself.
Here, then, are seven still lifes, all in oil.
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Hot Peppers |
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Apples, Pears, Plums, and Pomegranate |
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Chiles on Tissue |
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Diane's Cauliflower (a quick sketch) |
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After the Market |
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Onions on Foil * |
*This isn't painted on aluminum foil; it's painted on canvas. It's the set up that's on foil which enhances the design element.
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