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Tomato, lemon,salt



This still life definately had a mind of its own...I just decided to give into it's desires.

8X8 inches
Oil
Canvas panel

Comments

What an interesting combination of colors. I love the tomato color in the glass and the lemon slice ... very well done.
Polly Jones said…
I just love this! It really glows.
Kathy Cousart said…
Wonderfully done. I really like the translucency of the lemon:):)
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Nancy. Setting up a still life is so difficult for me. I sometimes wonder about the choices that I make so it is gratifying to have a nice comment.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Polly. I have been working on just that aspect of my painting! It is really fun.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Kathy. I feel that that is one of the better parts of this painting. I felt a little out of control on this painting, but it turned out alright after all.
Angela Sullivan said…
That little salt shaker is the best and the glow of the lemon breathtaking.
Janice said…
totally love the yellow transparancy in the lemon against the blue! well done!

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