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'Green Apple' still life by Linda Hunt


When I bought this bottle of rice vinegar I was mesmerized by the color of the vinegar and knew that I needed to paint it. It took some time setting up a still life that would incorporate the beautifully shaped bottle. The swatch of cloth that used is a brilliant cool yellow that has great reflective qualities. I wanted to capture some of the interplay of colors that were thrown from the objects on to the cloth.

8X8
Oil
Canvas Panel

Comments

Virginia Floyd said…
This really works! I love all the analogous colors. The red line on the label repeats the color in the jar and is a nice touch. The reflected red on the cloth is lovely.
Love your lush brush strokes! So luxurious!
Jerry Stocks said…
I think you met all your objectives. This is truly a beautiful painting. Happy Easter.
Kathryn Glover said…
You seem to have successfully achieved your goal. I love your drawing!
Robin said…
your paintings are lovely ...vibrant and rich...!!
Douglas Clark said…
I hope you had a happy Easter. I love the shadows and reflections in this painting. You really see color well.
Sheriart said…
This is such a bright and happy painting. The colors are beautiful.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you all for your generous comments...I appreciate your input!

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