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Southern Peach still life abstract by Linda Hunt

10X10"
The surface that I am painting on is a very smooth linen panel, and it feels very different.  The paint has a mind of its own soI really had to work at keeping control.  Once again I did a preliminary drawing and focused on light, medium and dark value areas.  I felt successful in this area.

Comments

Linda Popple said…
Beautiful, Linda! I like the reflections in the bowl.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Linda!
Virginia Floyd said…
Very nice, Linda. I think the reflections on the bowl and in the interior are beautiful, too! Great job on the pepper, That's one thing I find hard to do.
Jerry Stocks said…
This is absolutely beautiful. I love everything about it.17tDetrt
LindaHunt said…
Jerry, thank you for your comment!
Kathryn Glover said…
I really like this painting, especially the red pepper receeding with its reflection!

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