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Apples on White Plate



We had a frightful storm last night and I was all cozy in my studio with this painting. Sometimes things just seem to flow. It helps when you take a break for a couple of days and then feel a fresh spark for painting. I love jig saw puzzles and spent my time between putting a few pieces together and then painting. It was great!

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Stephen Parker said…
Hi, Linda. I just now visited your blog for the first time, and I am wondering why I'm the first one to comment on "Apple on White Plate." Your abstract background really comes through here, and the slightly desaturated colors with a few strong accents are beautifully handled. I love it.

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