Vegetable Still Life, Red Pepper Painting, "Big Red" by Carol Schiff, 20x24x1.5" Oil

It has been some time since I have painted a vegetable still life, so I decided to try one this week.  In the past I painted every fruit and vegetable you could imagine, but they were small pieces, usually 6x8" or smaller.

Purchase here
879. + shipping

 This one is actually 20x24" and painted with a combination of palette knife and brush.  You will notice with this next image below, that the the background is actually more gray green than the blue shade above.  I must have taken 20 photos of this, trying to get the colors correct, but in the end I had to choose between the bluish background and the front end of the pepper turning a garish orange mustard hue. Yuck!  At any rate, the photo below seems quite accurate in both places.

Thank you for viewing my blog today.  I hope you enjoy this vegetable still life painting.  Give it a pin!


www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
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Contemporary Still Life Fine Art Oil Painting, "Cozy Kitchen-Spoons and Clock” by Illinois Artist Marilyn Weisberg

Another painting in my “Cozy Home” series...this one is “Cozy Kitchen...Spoons and Clock.” I’m going around the house and picking out things I like and painting them, often pretty ordinary things, but they come out with lots of love and warmth. Hey, it’s time to cook!

  FRESH OFF THE EASEL.....

  20"16"x1" Oil on Canvas Board

  $325

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"Life's a Peach" Still Life Oil Painting by Arizona Artist Mary Opat

"Life's a Peach" Still Life Oil Painting by

Arizona Artist Mary Opat

10" x 10" Oil on Linen Panel

This small painting will look great framed on your kithchen

wall, or placed on a dining room shelf.  Find purchase info HERE .

Life is Art...Paint Your Dreams! 

Vegetable Still Life, Red Pepper Painting, "Big Red" by Carol Schiff, 20x24x1.5" Oil

It has been some time since I have painted a vegetable still life, so I decided to try one this week.  In the past I painted every fruit and vegetable you could imagine, but they were small pieces, usually 6x8" or smaller.

Purchase here
879. + shipping

 This one is actually 20x24" and painted with a combination of palette knife and brush.  You will notice with this next image below, that the the background is actually more gray green than the blue shade above.  I must have taken 20 photos of this, trying to get the colors correct, but in the end I had to choose between the bluish background and the front end of the pepper turning a garish orange mustard hue. Yuck!  At any rate, the photo below seems quite accurate in both places.

Thank you for viewing my blog today.  I hope you enjoy this vegetable still life painting.  Give it a pin!


www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

Still Life Teapot, Daily Painting, "Antique French Teapot" by Carol Schiff, 16x16x1.5" Oil

This is not a new painting, but it is my favorite still life teapot painting.  It is a antique French teapot that I found on Etsy.

Purchase here
450 + shipping

The  owner of the Etsy site, Dandeliondecor gave me permission to use her image.  The teapot is no longer available but I am happy to have this painting.


 I was attracted by the wavy lines, the beautiful china roses and the sweet curvy handle.  The painting is soft and subtle, but it catches my eye every day as I walk by it.  Yes, one of the perks of being an artist, is lots or original art on your walls.
Several years ago I did lots of still life teapots and flowers and food items.  I am getting in the mood to return to these subjects.

I hope you enjoy this daily painting today and I hope you will pin it.

 www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

Vegetable Still Life, Red Pepper Painting, "Big Red" by Carol Schiff, 20x24x1.5" Oil

It has been some time since I have painted a vegetable still life, so I decided to try one this week.  In the past I painted every fruit and vegetable you could imagine, but they were small pieces, usually 6x8" or smaller.

Purchase here
879. + shipping

 This one is actually 20x24" and painted with a combination of palette knife and brush.  You will notice with this next image below, that the the background is actually more gray green than the blue shade above.  I must have taken 20 photos of this, trying to get the colors correct, but in the end I had to choose between the bluish background and the front end of the pepper turning a garish orange mustard hue. Yuck!  At any rate, the photo below seems quite accurate in both places.

Thank you for viewing my blog today.  I hope you enjoy this vegetable still life painting.  Give it a pin!



www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

Still Life Teapot, Daily Painting, "Antique French Teapot" by Carol Schiff, 16x16x1.5" Oil

This is not a new painting, but it is my favorite still life teapot painting.  It is a antique French teapot that I found on Etsy.

Purchase here
450 + shipping

The  owner of the Etsy site, Dandeliondecor gave me permission to use her image.  The teapot is no longer available but I am happy to have this painting.


 I was attracted by the wavy lines, the beautiful china roses and the sweet curvy handle.  The painting is soft and subtle, but it catches my eye every day as I walk by it.  Yes, one of the perks of being an artist, is lots or original art on your walls.
Several years ago I did lots of still life teapots and flowers and food items.  I am getting in the mood to return to these subjects.

I hope you enjoy this daily painting today and I hope you will pin it.

www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

Vegetable Still Life, Red Pepper Painting, "Big Red" by Carol Schiff, 20x24x1.5" Oil

It has been some time since I have painted a vegetable still life, so I decided to try one this week.  In the past I painted every fruit and vegetable you could imagine, but they were small pieces, usually 6x8" or smaller.

Purchase here
879. + shipping

 This one is actually 20x24" and painted with a combination of palette knife and brush.  You will notice with this next image below, that the the background is actually more gray green than the blue shade above.  I must have taken 20 photos of this, trying to get the colors correct, but in the end I had to choose between the bluish background and the front end of the pepper turning a garish orange mustard hue. Yuck!  At any rate, the photo below seems quite accurate in both places.

Thank you for viewing my blog today.  I hope you enjoy this vegetable still life painting.  Give it a pin!



www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

"Lemon" Contemporary Still Life Oil Painting with Fruit by Arizona Artist Mary Opat

"Lemon" Contemporary Still Life Oil Painting by

Arizona Artist Mary Opat

7" x 5" Oil on Canvas Panel

To purchase this framed painting directly from me, or to view

more of my work, please click HERE

Life is Art...Paint Your Dreams!

"Strawberry Licious" Contemporary Still Life Oil Painting by Arizona Artist Mary Opat

"Strawberry Licious" Contemporary Still Life Oil Painting by

Arizona Artist Mary Opat

9" x 12" Oil on Board

For price or to view more of my paintings, please follow

the link to my website by clicking HERE

Life is Art...Paint Your Dreams!

Vegetable Still Life, Red Pepper Painting, "Big Red" by Carol Schiff, 20x24x1.5" Oil

It has been some time since I have painted a vegetable still life, so I decided to try one this week.  In the past I painted every fruit and vegetable you could imagine, but they were small pieces, usually 6x8" or smaller.

Purchase here
879. + shipping

 This one is actually 20x24" and painted with a combination of palette knife and brush.  You will notice with this next image below, that the the background is actually more gray green than the blue shade above.  I must have taken 20 photos of this, trying to get the colors correct, but in the end I had to choose between the bluish background and the front end of the pepper turning a garish orange mustard hue. Yuck!  At any rate, the photo below seems quite accurate in both places.

Thank you for viewing my blog today.  I hope you enjoy this vegetable still life painting.  Give it a pin!



www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

"Old Dogs, Children, and Watermelon Wine" Contemporary Still Life Oil Painting by Arizona Artist Mary Opat

"Old Dogs, Children, and Watermelon Wine" 

Contemporary Still Life Oil Painting by

Arizona Artist Mary Opat

11" x 14" on Gallery Wrapped Canvas

Please follow the link to my website at Mary Opat Art

to purchase directly from me or to view more of my work.

Life is Art...Paint Your Dreams!

"Lemon" Small Kitchen Art Oil Painting by Arizona Artist Mary Opat

"Lemon" Small Kitchen Art Oil Painting by

Arizona Artist Mary Opat

7" x 5" Oil on Panel

Please follow the link to my website at Mary Opat Art to

purchase directly from me or to view more of my work.

Companion pieces are available.

Life is Art...Paint Your Dreams!

Vegetable Still Life, Red Pepper Painting, "Big Red" by Carol Schiff, 20x24x1.5" Oil

It has been some time since I have painted a vegetable still life, so I decided to try one this week.  In the past I painted every fruit and vegetable you could imagine, but they were small pieces, usually 6x8" or smaller.

Purchase here
879. + shipping

 This one is actually 20x24" and painted with a combination of palette knife and brush.  You will notice with this next image below, that the the background is actually more gray green than the blue shad above.  I must have taken 20 photos of this, trying to get the colors correct, but in the end I had to choose between the bluish background and the front end of the pepper turning a garish orange mustard hue. Yuck!  At any rate, the photo below seems quite accurate in both places.

Thank you for viewing my blog today.  I hope you enjoy this vegetable still life painting.  Give it a pin!



www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

Vegetable Still Life, Red Pepper Painting, "Big Red" by Carol Schiff, 20x24x1.5" Oil

It has been some time since I have painted a vegetable still life, so I decided to try one this week.  In the past I painted every fruit and vegetable you could imagine, but they were small pieces, usually 6x8" or smaller.

Purchase here
879. + shipping

 This one is actually 20x24" and painted with a combination of palette knife and brush.  You will notice with this next image below, that the the background is actually more gray green than the blue shad above.  I must have taken 20 photos of this, trying to get the colors correct, but in the end I had to choose between the bluish background and the front end of the pepper turning a garish orange mustard hue. Yuck!  At any rate, the photo below seems quite accurate in both places.

Thank you for viewing my blog today.  I hope you enjoy this vegetable still life painting.  Give it a pin!



www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

"Pomegranate" Still Life Oil Painting by Arizona Artist Mary Opat

"Pomegranate" Still Life Oil Painting by 

Arizona Artist Mary Opat

5" x 7" Oil on Panel

Looks great in the kitchen alone, or grouped with any of my other small kitchen 

paintings.  To purchase directly from me, follow the link to

Mary Opat Art

Life is Art...Paint Your Dreams!

Still Life Teapot, Daily Painting, "Antique French Teapot" by Carol Schiff, 16x16x1.5" Oil

This is not a new painting, but it is my favorite still life teapot painting.  It is a antique French teapot that I found on Etsy.

Purchase here
450 + shipping

The  owner of the Etsy site, Dandeliondecor gave me permission to use her image.  The teapot is no longer available but I am happy to have this painting.


 I was attracted by the wavy lines, the beautiful china roses and the sweet curvy handle.  The painting is soft and subtle, but it catches my eye every day as I walk by it.  Yes, one of the perks of being an artist, is lots or original art on your walls.
Several years ago I did lots of still life teapots and flowers and food items.  I am getting in the mood to return to these subjects.

I hope you enjoy this daily painting today and I hope you will pin it.

www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com

"30 in 30 Day Painting Day 9" Contemporary Still Life Oil Painting by Arizona Artist Mary Opat

 

"30 in 30 Day Challenge Day 9" Contemporary Still Life Oil Painting by

Arizona Artist Mary Opat

 

5" x 7" Oil on Linen Panel

 

This small painting would look great in a kitchen or on a bookshelf.

Please follow this link to check out more of my new work

http://www.maryopat.com

 

Daily Painting | Art Sale | Vegetable Still Life | Red and Green by Carol Schiff

My daily painting on sale today is a vegetable still life featuring green pepper, green onions and grape tomato.

purchase here
100 minus 25 rebate

My painting on sale today is a 6x8" oil on canvas panel.  I love the cheery feel of this piece with those red tomatoes almost jumping off the canvas.

To purchase, click on the link above where you will be directed to pay $100 plus shipping fees.  As soon as I receive notification of your payments, I will send you a $25.00 credit on your PayPal or credit card account.

You must write  ART SALE on your order, so I will know you saw it here and send you the rebate.  This is my way to say THANK YOU to my blog readers.

This offer expires at 12:01 a.m. PDT on July 4th, 2014.

If you would like to see more of my daily paintings, please follow these links:

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Vegetable Still Life, Red Pepper Painting, "Big Red" by Carol Schiff, 20x24x1.5" Oil

It has been some time since I have painted a vegetable still life, so I decided to try one this week.  In the past I painted every fruit and vegetable you could imagine, but they were small pieces, usually 6x8" or smaller.

Purchase here
879. + shipping

 This one is actually 20x24" and painted with a combination of palette knife and brush.  You will notice with this next image below, that the the background is actually more gray green than the blue shad above.  I must have taken 20 photos of this, trying to get the colors correct, but in the end I had to choose between the bluish background and the front end of the pepper turning a garish orange mustard hue. Yuck!  At any rate, the photo below seems quite accurate in both places.

Thank you for viewing my blog today.  I hope you enjoy this vegetable still life painting.  Give it a pin!



www.CarolSchiffStudio.etsy.com
www.CarolSchiffStudio.blogspot.com