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Lemonade...abstract still life by Linda Hunt

I am exploring the color yellow in this painting. It is a difficult color to work with...I think. My lemons were a willing subject for another day. They are so good about staying right where you put them. I continue to explore composition and value structure.

Comments

martinealison said…
Des couleurs qui swinguent parfaitement bien et sont aussi rafraîssante qu'une limonade...
Gros bisous à vous et joyeux premier mai
Karen Boe said…
Agreed - yellows are insane! But I love what you've done here with them - that lemon slice really pops and it's always fun to see glass tackled well. This is a great painting Linda.
Helen Cooper said…
All your colours are just lovely! A delightful painitng!
LindaHunt said…
Thank you Martine, Helen, and Karen...I do appreciate your commments!
Ann said…
Linda, this painting is just wonderful. I'm really enjoying watching your style grow more abstract, and it's so powerful and beautifully done. Just fantastic!
When I first saw this I immediately thought "summer". Your color combinations here work really well. I particularly love seeing your brush strokes in the pitcher. What are the dimentions?... it needs to be framed and hung.
Virginia Floyd said…
Love this...the colored reflections in the glass and pitcher are wonderful!

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