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Apricots


This little painting is the DPW pick of the day!!  The painting is 6"x 6" on a stretched canvas.  I tried some new things in this painting.  I quieted the background brushwork and added warmth to the foreground.  I wanted to capture the glow of the fruit and amplified the color.

Comments

luscious-ii love your paintings,they inspire me. Happy Holidays and happy painting.
Jerry Stocks said…
Linda, Congratulations on being DPW pick of the week. I love the painting. Happy New Year.
Jo Mackenzie said…
These are so lovely. A pick of the day for sure.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you all so much...it is so appreciated when we get feedback!

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