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FRESH SQUEEZE


These oranges are the last of the Florida oranges that my husband brought home. oh how sweet they were!!

6X6 inches
oil
Raymar canvas panel (archival)

Comments

Dana Cooper said…
Beautiful brushwork, Linda!!
Unknown said…
sweet oranges, sweet painting. Great vibrancy in this work.
I love it Linda. I still can`t get over your brilliant colours. I know I keep mentioning it, so sorry. Wonderful fresh looking painting.Well done Linda. All the best.
Vic.
Very nice work. Like the marsh scenes and your still lifes!
Linda, I really love the depth of this painting. Very special!
LindaHunt said…
Thank you Carol, Kelley, and Dana. This painting was wiped out a number of times because I had to work so hard on the light effects on the cloth. Your comments really help and I thank you again.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Vic. I appreciate your stopping by and taking the time to leave comments. I work very hard on keeping my brushes clean and I think that that alone helps to keep the color fresh. As I said in one of my earlier comments, the limited palette that I learned to use from Carol Marine, has made a huge difference in my color. Thank you again.
Hi Linda, Vibrant and fresh. Good tip on keeping a limited pallette. I do the same. I wonder how our colours match up.
Róisín
Linda, what is your palette then? All the best.
Vic.
Marilyn M. King said…
First, congratulations on being included among the fine artists on the new site, Daily Painter Originals! You deserve it!

I admire your simplification of your subjects into shapes and minimal details. I so strive for that and it is extremely hard to achieve! Your colors are vibrant and alive. Bravo for great work!
Maggie said…
great colors!
This is lovely, Linda! The oranges are simply glowing! Delighted to have stumbled across your work and looking forward to seeing much more :)

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