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Silver and Gold Ornaments


I am still intrigued by the silver and gold shiny ornaments. These are surfaces that are challenging to produce. I will get on to something else soon.
6X6 inches
oil
canvas panel

Comments

Angela Elledge said…
I am intrigued at how simple you make this look, when I know it is nowhere near simple. In addition to the spot on gold and silver colors, I love the repetition of the brushstrokes; wonderful!
Kim Rempel said…
These read so true! Wonderfully painted Linda. It is a tough subject and you've handled it beautifully!
Beautiful job with the reflections! I feel I can pick one up off of the canvas.
Kathy Cousart said…
Linda, This is so wonderful and so elegant with the composition and colors. The highlights add the elegance and bling to a fun painting. Great job-
Another great one! There is just something so warm and cozy about your ornament paintings. Aside from them being beautiful they really capture the feeling of Christmas for me.
Love this one Linda. beautiful colours as usual. Well done, and all the best.
Vic.
Ruth Andre said…
This painting, Silver and Gold is a favorite. I love this series. You have taken on a real challenge. Beautiful.
Kim Blair said…
Beautifully done Linda!
Kim

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