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Patch of Green


What drew me to this painting was the lime green of the olive oil where the sun light hits it....awwwwhhhh...so nice! When I saw that glittering before me I knew that I had a painting!

10X10
Oil
Stretched Linen

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Day 27

Comments

Carol Blackburn said…
It came out beautifully, Linda. I love when that moment of inspiration hits and carries you through, don't you?
Fun to see this beautiful color after all of your sketches. Loved them too, just missed you palette.
Marie Theron said…
It is very lively, Linda. And I love the many facets of coloring!
Kathy Cousart said…
What caught my eye from the avatar was that wicked good reflection in the silver bowl too. Really like this one- colors are full of fun and energy!
Douglas Clark said…
The colors of this painting are just beautiful and the composition is very strong.
Anonymous said…
Linda...what an intriguing use of colors. So masterful how you captured the reflection of the metal bowl.
Linda Nickles said…
Love your use of color in this painting, Linda. Just wonderful!
Joan Breckwoldt said…
I'm so glad to have found your blog, your paintings are wonderful, as are your drawings.
I love love love your use of color. You have no fear and it's wonderful!
Joan
mary maxam said…
this glitters in the very best way! you've painted the light
Jerry Stocks said…
I love the strawberries and the polka dots.
Love the colors, composition and subject matter. You make everyday interesting! (kitchen still life)
SKIZO said…
Wonderful
work
good creations

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