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CRISP SOLD


These were the last fruit in my refrigerator...nothing quite as refreshing as a crisp green apple.
6x6 INCHES
OIL
RAYMAR CANVAS PANEL (ARCHIVAL)

Comments

Sandra Galda said…
love the close up of this one and also the lyrical brushwork here and in all your work
Amber L. Bailey said…
Love, Love, Love! Great use of paint, nice color too.
Carol Blackburn said…
My favorite Granny Smith apples....always crunchy with just the right tartness. Beautifully done, Linda.
Perfect name for a great little painting!
Carolyn Finnell said…
I was just gong to say great brushwork, but Sandra is right. It is lyrical!
Gwen Bell said…
This is one of the most luscious greens I've ever seen! I also love the way you have so many colors happening in the center. I wonderful painting, Linda!

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