Oil on Canvas Panel (Museum Grade)
6x6
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Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Thursday, May 4, 2017
Saturday, March 25, 2017
Runny Yolk by Food Artist and Foodie Kristine Kainer
Oil on Canvas Panel (Museum Grade)
6x6
SOLD
It has taken me years to correctly fry an egg without undercooking it (and having a cold, clear, watery puddle) or overcooking it into a hard boiled rubbery mess. With determination, I have finally conquered the technique.
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Friday, March 4, 2016
Oysters on the Half Shell - Coastal Art by Kristine Kainer
Oil on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
20 x 20 x 1.275
Here in Texas, we have delicious oysters from the waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Theese particular ones were from Galveston Bay. A squirt of lemon and quick dip into cocktail sauce (heavy on the horseradish) make this a welcome appetizer. Like potato chips, though, you can’t eat just one!
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Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Baking Day by Food Artist Kristine Kainer
20 x 20 x 1.375
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This painting reminds me of my Finnish grandmother's kitchen in the Bronx. She was always baking something. Her apple fritters, though, were heavenly!
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Sunday, October 11, 2015
Salsa by Food Artist Kristine Kainer
Oil on Gallery-Wrapped Canvas
20x20
Though summer has ended, autumn has still not taken hold of central Texas. My garden continues to produce tomatoes and peppers of all kinds. Also, my little potted lemon tree is, in reality, a lime tree. What better way to celebrate the vibrant flavors of this produce than to make salsa?
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Saturday, October 10, 2015
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Bacon and Egg Breakfast by Kristine Kainer
Copyright Kristine Kainer 2015
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Kristine Kainer
AOT, CFAI, AWA
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Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Frying Egg by Kristine Kainer
Oil on Gallery-Wrapped Canvas
20 x 20
This egg is from my suburban chicken, Creampuff. Her eggs are exquisite (especially the golden yolks) and worthy of immortalization in art. This piece is on a gallery wrapped canvas and the painting continues around the sides. It comes ready to hang.
#friedegg #breakfast #foodart #eggs
Friday, August 1, 2014
Oyster Shell with Purple Nacre by Texas Artist Kristine Kainer, Contemporary Coastal Art
© Kristine Kainer 2014
6x6
Oil on Canvas
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This is a special oyster shell for an obvious reason: the smooth inner shell (also known as the Mother of Pearl or nacre) is mostly purple. Nature is full of surprises. One just needs to pay attention....
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Kristine Kainer
AOT, AWA
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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Oyster Shell by Contemporary Coastal Artist Kristine Kainer
© Kristine Kainer 2014
6x6
Oil on Canvas
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As many of you know, I love to eat shellfish, then take the shells home in a doggy bag. Recently, I was visiting my father in Florida and had the opportunity to dine on the freshest shellfish daily. Unfortunately, bringing the shells back to his house, then lugging them home on the plane was not an option. Thank goodness I had my handy dandy iPhone camera at the ready! Here's to my model, somewhere in Florida.... You will always be remembered!
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Kristine Kainer
AOT, AWA, CFAI
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Friday, July 11, 2014
Artichoke Half by Kristine Kainer
Oil
16 x 20
One of my favorite vegetables is the artichoke. Whenever I've cut one in half, I've always been awed by the amazing formations within--the leaves, the choke, and the delicate heart--all nestled along a vertical axis. It is truly stunning. Thus, this painting attempts to celebrate the innate beauty of this delicious thistle in a vibrant way. Mmmmmmmmmm.
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Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Rooster by Kristine Kainer
Oil on Canvas Panel (Museum Grade)
6x6
Ten years ago, my family moved from the Washington, DC area to a farm in a rural part of Texas. Of course, we wanted chickens. Thrilled to learn that roosters are not necessary for eggs, we happily purchased a variety of young hens and soon began to enjoy the "fruits of their labor."
This bird had issues. It was mean. And it didn't sleep. The crowing began around 2 AM and lasted throughout the night -- ten minutes of the most maniacal screeching followed by twenty minutes of an uneasy quiet. Then the peace would be broken again with more ear-piercing howling. This lasted for eleven days--ten days too many. Needless to say, it was me or the rooster. I won.
As we ponder a return to the farm on a full-time basis in a few years, the thought of having a rooster has returned. They can't all be like that first one, right? Surely, the one we got was possessed, correct? Please feel free to convince me! Meanwhile, enjoy this colorful, QUIET rooster painting. You'll have a great night's sleep.
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Saturday, May 17, 2014
Conch Shell by Kristine Kainer
Oil on Gallery-Wrapped Canvas
24x24x1.5
Hold the conch to your ear and listen.... The sound of the surf is always near....
Saturday, February 5, 2011
"Almost Guacamole" Original Still Life by Gwen Bell
©2011 Gwen Bell
10 X 10" oil on canvas SOLD
Almost Guacamole, but not quite. I forgot to include
the lime and onion. They would have added some
much needed light to the bottom of the composition.
However, I didn't forget them when I made the
actual Guacamole for my Nachos. YUM!
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Friday, January 7, 2011
"Jalapeno Butterfly" original still life by Gwen Bell
©2011 Gwen Bell
6 X 6 oil on canvas SOLD
Couldn't help thinking that the shape of this
pepper looked like a Butterfly.
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Monday, June 28, 2010
"Cinnamon Coffee & Eggs" still life by Gwen Bell
©2010 Gwen Bell
6 X 6 oil on canvas
SOLD
I'm enjoying my new series of ceramic cups and
tea towels. I've decided to call it "Cups & Cloths".
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010
"Gala Apples" original Still Life by Gwen Bell
©2010 Gwen Bell
6 X 6 oil on canvas
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010
"Sushi" still life by Gwen Bell
6 X 6 oil on masonite
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Couldn't help imagining that one
of the Soy Sauce splatters looked like a little
fishy escaping his fate.
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Friday, May 7, 2010
"Sliced Pears" original oil by Gwen Bell
©2010 Gwen Bell
6 X 6 oil on canvas
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Monday, May 3, 2010
S Hodges: Grandma's Kitchen, 20x16x2
I painted this from an old family photo. The lady in lilac was my maternal grandmother, and the other women were 2 of her 5 daughters. Grandma's table was always full of good, country cooking and conversation. This painting is oil on natural linen, gallery depth, so no need to frame. To purchase this painting ($320.), contact me or use the PayPal button below. To see more of my paintings, please visit my blog.
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