Deli Delight
8x6in oil on canvas panel $125.
I love my cold cuts with red onions and Dijon Mustard. I was making a
really yummy sandwich when I looked up and all of a sudden
I saw the set up on the counter as a painting... and yes,
the sandwich was forgotten.
I love this still life. It is less fractured than I expect from you, but I still love it. The use of gray in the background really make those colors "pop". Well done.
ReplyDeleteYes - it is not fractured because I whipped it out quickly.
DeleteThanks for being kind, Roger. Love the colors in your beautiful "blue" piece.
A still life too nice and original to surrender to the sandwich!
ReplyDeleteYou did very well to paint BEFORE!
After that, I hope you will be granted the sandwich!
You are Great, Julie!
Thank you, dear Rita.
DeleteI adore your beautiful hollyhocks.
That sandwich sounds yummy! 'Course, way less calories just looking at the yummy fixings. Wonderful job, Julie!
ReplyDeleteFunny - way less calories!
DeleteThanks, Sherry though I do think of you as Crimson.
Serendipity is a great friend! It's great to have the time to stop and paint when such a thing occurs. Great job!
ReplyDeleteSerendipity is also a wonderful sounding word isns't it?
DeleteThanks, Kathleen.
Ok, this one makes me hungry. I love how the lightest color leads us through the painting. And I missed yesterday........great, great sky painting. Now that is color!
ReplyDeleteThis one brings a big smile to me, Julie. It's something I might find in my family's kitchen - good things happening!
ReplyDeleteLove the kind of inspiration you find in a routine chore and turn it in to a beautiful piece of art!
ReplyDeleteLike everybody I admire your style! Can you tell me when a painting is fractured and one is not... (I read your answer to R.Aksesson)
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