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Red Grapes


Grapes are so difficult for me to paint. I want to capture every little nuance of change and find that makes a busy painting. I responded to the light that filtered through the globes of color. The transition of light to shadow and the changes in value also intrigued me.

February 25, 2010
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Marie Theron said…
Your grapes look very light and transparent, Linda! Still loving your lovely light touch and delicious textures! I enjoyed the previous portrait, so un-posed and natural!
February 25, 2010 9:33 AM
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