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Grapefruits are one of my favorite fruits to paint. I love the lush interior and the bright yellow skins. In this painting I also focused on the fabric and tried to slightly indicate the folds and changes of light. I loved the polka dots and felt that they set the painting off!

8X8
Oil
Canvas Panel

Day 44

Comments

Unknown said…
Linda, me too, lol... Have to get this work done. Maybe paint them later? HA! I'm certain everyone understands as they are no doubt in the same spring situation. Loving the grapefruit, the soft colors are making me feel spring like!
Jerry Stocks said…
This painting is lush. Love the soft colors and the polka dots.
Virginia Floyd said…
Lovely color combination. My favorite bit is the glass jar. I like the distorted image of the grapefruit and spoon handle through it. Nice job!
Kathy Cousart said…
This is wonderful- love all the grapefruit colors. I buy them for my Mother in Law so may have to keep one to try:) Fun painting. I think we all understand that there are other things we all need to do! Take care.
Douglas Clark said…
I love your colors in this one. You picked a great background color. Super painting
How funny!!!..

I just came up from downstairs where I got my snack to eat while I blogged..... Guess what it is....

GRAPEFRUIT!!!

Love it!
cath carbone said…
j'aime beaucoup! votre toile est lumineuse et il y a un 'coup de frais' du printemps!
Marie Theron said…
Nice composition! I love grapefruit when they are pink. Do you know blood oranges? They are also reddish-pink inside.
The colors are so soft and the entire painging is wonderful and full of whimsy.In a word, frame,frame,frame!

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