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My Satin Shoes




I used just 2 brushes in this painting. I wanted to work with a limited number of strokes and so I chose a number 12 flat and a number 6 flat. It was loads of fun and I am happy with the outcome.

10X10 inches
Oil
Canvas Panel

Comments

Really, REALLY like this painting! Fresh and confidant...
Anonymous said…
Linda...and yes you should be very pleased with the outcome...its fabulous. Love the colors and brushwork.
Sheriart said…
I love shoe paintings and this one is great.
Linda Popple said…
Fantastic, Linda! Your colors are beautiful.
Virginia Floyd said…
Fun shoes! Great job!
Ruth Andre said…
This is a very successful painting. Great job.
mary maxam said…
I saw noticed these on DPW and should have commented then. I love the quick brushwork here. I feel I could step right in!
Celeste Bergin said…
a scroll through your blog is a real treat! & I love these shoes---!
Marina NOSTROMO said…
WOW WOW WOW!!!
It's so sweet! I fell in love with this work!
A good exercise to practice keeping it simple!! Nice job!!
Angela Sullivan said…
These shoes are certainly one of my favorites on the challenge. They are beautiful and you captured the quality of the fabric perfectly. Love them.
Nora MacPhail said…
Nice paintings. I love painting shoes. And I really like the flower motif happening in the background of your blog.
Happy Painting,
Nora

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