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Apples and Dish



My first painting since the workshop and I actually enjoyed painting. The things that I learned from this workshop by Carol Marine were invaulable.

Comments

Marie Theron said…
Luscious! What lovely shiny red apples, Linda. The glass is well painted too!
Gwen Bell said…
These apples are such a juicy red and really great values! I know Carol stresses values in her workshop and you certainly have a grasp on it. Your studies from the class are wonderful too.
Filomena Booth said…
Absolutely delicious...love your work!!!

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