Showing posts with label green apples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green apples. Show all posts

Saturday, November 23, 2013

Painting Glass by Pamela Blaies

Apples and a Green Glass Bottle
14" x 11"
oil on linen

Surrounded by a sea of cool colors, the one Red Delicious apple in front tries to steal the show. But I think the star is the green glass bottle. Painting glass with all of the dimension, subtle color and reflections is challenging and fun!

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Saturday, November 16, 2013

Process in Reverse by Pamela Blaies


In Season
12" x 16"
oil on linen
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I usually do small studies before painting a larger piece, but this time my process got all turned around. As I set out my composition, intending to focus only on a couple of pieces of fruit, the still life just seemed to put itself together inviting me to create the larger painting, In Season. I liked the colors and light so much, I left the composition right were it was overnight and painted two Petites (6" x 6") the next day. Fun!

              

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Sunday, June 23, 2013

How Bout Them Apples? by Pamela Blaies

Granny Smiths and a Copper Pitcher
7" x 5"
oil on linen panel

I've been intrigued lately with these little Granny Smith apples I found at the market. I love their color and that they are so shiny and polished that they catch the light fabulously. Here I paired them with a copper pitcher. Check out my dailypaintworks site to see more of these delightful green apples.

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Friday, February 3, 2012

Two Green Apples by Dottie Martz


Original oil on 6x6 linen panel.  Website:  dottiemartz.com

I am trying to paint a small mini painting every time I paint a larger one.  That way, the mini-inventory will grow without effort.  I love painting the small  ones because you can paint them so fast.

However, I am still concentrating on the 9x12, 11x14 and 12x16.  They are my favorites sizes.
To see what all I have painted please check out my website:  dottiemartz.com

I am on the "Fresh Paint Daily Painters daily posting page (as of tomorrow), I have 4 blogs and  
I can be reach either through my website or dottiemartz@cox.net.