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POMEGRANATE SOLD


This painting underwent a complete overhaul. Would be nice if life was that way...view it and then go into the parts that needed to be enhanced or redone.

6X6 inches
oil
canvas panel
PURCHASE HERE

Comments

Ruth Andre said…
Lovely painting. The pink dish sets the pomegranate red off nicely. I think in life we do at times have a complete overhaul or at least a good change even if it just a hair cut.
LindaHunt said…
Actually, you are both right...I think that small changes, even a haircut or bigger changes can be accomplished. Maybe not immediately but over time.
This has beautiful color harmonies!
:) Yes, I wish life was as easily corrected! This is such a nice bold painting, with thoughtful strokes - on a tough subject, too! Good for you!
Would be nice! Lovely painting and Congrats on a sale!!
Kim Blair said…
Soft pink, red to a hint of orange... lovely painting. No wonder it sold so quickly!
Kim
mary maxam said…
wonderful reds and just enough suggestion on the red beads of fruit. very nice.
LindaHunt said…
I want to thank you all for your wonderful comments...it means so much to get feedback.

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