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Sweet Things

6X6

$100
Available on my Etsy site

 
This was a fun little painting to do.  I backlit the still life so that the light would shine through the jar of honey and light the edges of the candy can.  I was working wth darker values and balancing the composition with light.  I am very happy with this little painting.

Comments

Polly Jones said…
I absolutely love this one!
Linda Popple said…
Very nice, Linda! I like the reflections in the Christmas ornaments.
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It glows. I love the color reflected on the candy cane, honey and the reflection in the ornaments. Beautifully done Linda.
LindaHunt said…
Thanks Polly...one of those that kind of happened...:)

Thank you, Linda...I learned a lot about how important the right value is.

Thank you, Nancy!
This is a lovely still life. Love the warm colors against the white backgroun and how you place the white grey passive Christmas ornament (not sure if you call it a ball.

I often back lit my still life, gives so much interesting shadows..
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Roger. I liked the value changes when lighting from the back, also.
Very inviting little still life! Love the warmth of the light and the glow of the colors.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you very much, Tonya...by the way I enjoyed your blog very much!
Toria said…
So beautiful.. love the colors and the feel of it.. yummy
LindaHunt said…
Thanks, Toria! Thank you for stopping by and commenting!!

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