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Grapefruit and Herbal Tea II



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6X6
Oil
Canvas Panel

I wasn't satisfied with the painting yesterday and did another painting from the same subject. I am much more pleased with the results. I have a tendency to load on the paint when not when I am not thinking intently about my strokes. I also tried to use less strokes and make them count.

Comments

Kathy Cousart said…
Gorgeous brushwork...love the colors. Spoon is fabulous also!
mary maxam said…
Look at that perfect melon pink! You are always so good with the fresh,color schemes...super!

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