oil 16x20 inches
click for purchase information Finished, I think. I'll put it away and look at it again in a week. The background leans toward pink, which seems more harmonious with the greens and dark reds. I revisited the clock to revise the shape and make some deliberate marks.
Beautiful Karen! Love all the various textures. Neat the way you painted the dark leaves.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done! You've created harmony between this interesting assortment of objects. Love the colors you chose. When painting a clock, always wonder how an artist decides what time it is...
ReplyDeleteSo much training went into this one beautiful piece Karen. The composition, drawing, and color harmony all come together in a way that I envy, bravo!
ReplyDeleteI really appreciate all of your comments since this is probably the most ambitious still life I've attempted. Kathleen, this is where the hands were on the clock. I liked it the way it was and didn't even think about changing it.
ReplyDeleteThis is really impressive. You have a gorgeous blog
ReplyDeleteWow Karen, beautifully painted and the colors all go together so well. I enlarged it and all the wonderful highlight spots dance around the painting, taking the eye with them. A really great painting!
ReplyDeleteWow, really ambitious composition. You pulled it together. I like the mix of subjects, glass wood and surface treatments. Makes me wanna up the ante on my arrangements too, really nice.
ReplyDeleteWonderful realism and there is so much to see here in this interesting piece. The items tell quite a story!
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