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Eggplant and Hibiscus

I had fun painting this one today.  Eggplants are such a luscious vegetable with rich colors and reflections.  I am getting more used to my Rosemary brushes and now realize that they hold paint very well and the stroke is smooth. 

Comments

lovely...Th colors are so PERFECT!
Jerry Stocks said…
The colors are yummy.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Sue....there is glare on the photo which I can't seem to eliminate. I photograph under a skylight and I believe that is why I often get a glare on the raised paint.

Thanks, Jerry! I had fun with this palate. I don't often work with a darker palette and this was a conscious effort. ALso, I chose to work on a gray palette which helps me judge the lightness and darkness of the paint better.

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