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I stood very close to the table arrangement as I painted this piece because I had two goals in mind. One was to create a table set with inviting breakfast items placed so as to create rhythmic points of color on the white table cloth. Second, I wanted to capture how a person approaching the table might scan the setting. So initially, it appears that you are looking directly down onto the egg and the grapefruit. You, the viewer, then look up passed and across the orange slices, glass and blue jug and finally through the water pitcher and the glass vase of tulips.
Showing posts with label table. Show all posts
Showing posts with label table. Show all posts
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Set for Spring
Labels:
32"x24" oil on canvas,
breakfast,
breakfast table,
contemporary,
egg,
floral,
flowers,
grapefruit,
impressionism,
lemons,
napkins,
oranges,
pitcher,
setting,
still life,
table,
table setting,
tulips
Monday, November 3, 2014
Summer Table Setting
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I know it is a little late in the season to post a summer scene, but I had forgotten to take a picture of it back in August when it was painted. So, here you go. A little taste of summer in November.
I know it is a little late in the season to post a summer scene, but I had forgotten to take a picture of it back in August when it was painted. So, here you go. A little taste of summer in November.
Labels:
12"x24" oil on panel,
contemporary,
forks,
fruit,
glass,
impressionism,
knifes,
lemon,
peaches,
plates,
still life,
strawberries,
summer,
table,
table setting,
tablecloth,
tea,
teapot
Saturday, January 4, 2014
Lilies in White Jug with Pears
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I am pleased with the movement of color around and across the white jug in this painting. I feel it captures the sunlight as it bounces off the books, pears and tabletop. Painting "white" by putting color into it, is a total rush for me. There once was a time when I couldn't even see color in white, never mind paint it. It is wonderful to continue to advance in my ability to really see. Ironically, it comes at a time in my life when I have to wear glasses!
I am pleased with the movement of color around and across the white jug in this painting. I feel it captures the sunlight as it bounces off the books, pears and tabletop. Painting "white" by putting color into it, is a total rush for me. There once was a time when I couldn't even see color in white, never mind paint it. It is wonderful to continue to advance in my ability to really see. Ironically, it comes at a time in my life when I have to wear glasses!
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