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Pepsi and Lemons still life abstract by Linda Hunt

In this painting I once again used the lemons and paired them with some vintage glasses. Love this vintage glassware from the 1940's. To stretch the value range I used pepsi for my darkest value. I had a lot of fun with this painting and I am very happy with it. I really had to work a long time getting the composition down. I seem to spend more time setting up a still life than actually painting it. :)

Comments

Sheriart said…
The pepsi glass is very effective and looks great. Love the colors.
Linda,Linda so amazing and wonderful... color galore!
martinealison said…
Le travail de la transparence de vos verre est très joli... Vos couleurs sont indéniablement fantastiques... Je les aime terriblement.
Gros bisous
This is so summer, and those patterns on the glasses makes gives it such nice depth, 3D feeling. Very nice.
Susan Roden said…
Really love this Linda! The vintage glasses designs play off your shadows too.
LindaHunt said…
I am a little behind thank you all for commenting...it means so much...the support over the internet is so valuable.

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