Salsa by Food Artist Kristine Kainer

Oil on Gallery-Wrapped Canvas

20x20

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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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Still Life Painting of Turnips by Vernita Hoyt

Turnips and Greens Still Life Oil Painting

Turnip Greens Straight from the Garden
16x20 inches
oil on canvas
artist Vernita Bridges Hoyt
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My mother always had a garden and made sure she had vegetables of all kinds available for us three children to eat. I credit my mother with teaching me to like fresh vegetables. Good memories! In my mind I can see Mom working in the garden.

If you like this painting, contact me through my personal blog Texas Sauce Art Life where you can view more images of this painting and my other artworks.

Vernita Bridges Hoyt
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Orchard Fresh Tomatoes

11x15 original work on paper with Caran D'Ache ws crayons on watercolor paper 140 lb cold press.
For more information email me kay1971smith@aol.com

Fresh Radishes

13x9 watercolor of fresh radishes ready to be washed and put into a salad or two.
Email me for more information or to inquire about pricing 1971ks@att.net
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"Spaghetti Ready" original oil by Gwen Bell

©2010 Gwen Bell
10 X 10 oil on canvas

This cool weather really has me in the cooking mood!
Nothing taste better than fresh homemade Spaghetti
Sauce on Garlic Toast with a salad and a big glass of wine.
Yummmmmmmmmmmm.
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Cry Me a River

11x14 watercolor on 140 lb handmade rough paper.
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"Red Pepper" original still life by Gwen Bell

copyright 2010 Gwen Bell
6" X 8" oil on canvas SOLD

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Eat Your Veggies by Kay Wyne

Eat Your Veggies

Week 37 & 38 of the Different Strokes from Different Folks Challenge was a photograph of a platter of summer vegetables. I painted my interpretation of the photograph using oil paints on a 6” x 8” cotton panel…title: Eat Your Veggies. I am posting the painting that I painted yesterday. It is very wet---lots of luscious oils layered on with brushes. It’s good to have a deadline on a project like this challenge…it pushes me a little bit to finish up a painting to submit. I never seem to have a problem starting a painting, but sometimes I am not motivated to work through a painting and complete it. I had a good time painting this challenge, and it is so much fun looking at the dozens of artists who have posted their works of art on the Different Strokes blog. Just like we are all different, so is our artwork. We all see things differently, and paint them differently. A work of art can be very simple or complicated and may be interpreted in different ways by different people. I hope that you enjoy this painting…it is for sale if you would like to hang this painting in your home. Feel free contact me:

My Website: http://www.kwyne.com/
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Kay’s Cell: 214-532-0325
Email: kay@kwyne.com