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VANITY II SOLD


I went shopping for nail polish and lipstick!
6X8 inches
oil
Raymar canvas panel (Archival)

Comments

Dana Cooper said…
Fun piece Linda, a real girly painting, love it!
Kim Rempel said…
Love this. What great colours!
Sandra Galda said…
sweet! nice subject handled so well ...dare I say you "nailed it?" pun intended
Linda Popple said…
Love it, Linda! Now I am inspired to do another make-up painting. I think I need to shop first! :-)
Pam Holnback said…
Love the bottle of red!
Marie Theron said…
And how nice they look! I also love the fun shoes, so full of character!
Susan Roden said…
So fun Linda!
Wish I was more "girlie" for this inspires me to paint-up. (Pastel dust always dries out + breaks my nails, so never use nail polish.)
A great piece.
Ruth Andre said…
This one has a great use of color on the objects and the background. I love the swish of shadow.
Jerry Stocks said…
Wow, love the colors--
Love that yummy luscious paint...
Do you mix medium into it to get it so fluid looking???
Karen Bruson said…
This is so delicious and fun. I am a lover of lipsticks and nail polish, anyway. Love how you paint around the forms with those buttery brushstrokes.
Janice said…
hi Linda, Great subject and nice abstract shapes! I also love the shoes!

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