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Little Glass Dog


Loved working with this cheerful palette! The mums are in full force in my garden and I love it! The little glass dog in the right hand side of the painting is an Etsy aquisition. It is vintage and held small candies back in the day. The candies are long gone, but, the chain around his neck is still intact. I just loved the shapes of color in the glass.

10X10 inches
Oil
Canvas Panel

Comments

Kathy Cousart said…
Wonderful color and love those mums!!
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Kathy. Great weather here today and the mums are so abundant!! Maybe they like the cold winter that we had.
Linda, the colors are great in this.Cheerful indeed. That bit of purple and the red behind the flowers. Could that be a piece of fiesta ware.... a pitcher? Really exciting colors, just noticed the pink on the table too.
Douglas Clark said…
Beautiful color. It sure is nice to be able to find great things to paint in your own garden and home.
Beautiful blogsite..love your color sense
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Page...thank you for stopping by!
Violetta Smith said…
I like all the pinks,reds and purples.Very pretty and cheerful.
Stephanie Berry said…
I love the combo of colors in this. The abstract quality is really nice too.
Jerry Stocks said…
Love the colors.
LindaHunt said…
Violetta, Stephanie, and Jerry, thank you for your comments. I enjoyed working with this palette of colors. In particular I found it a pleasure to try and get the correct coloration in the glass dog figurine...very fun!
Sheriart said…
Beautiful colors and design.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Sheri...thanks for stopping by my blog!

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