Still Life, Crock,Pitcher and Apple,Barbara Haviland

Still Life, Crock,Pitcher and Apple,Barbara Haviland

STILL LIFE CROCK PITCHER AND APPLE, OILS ON CANVAS PANEL

© Barbara Haviland-Texas Impressionist Artist

Still Life  Crock Pitcher and Apple

medium  oils

Surface  Canvas Panel

Size  12"x 9"

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©Barbara Haviland  Barb's Garden 2018 

 by Artist Barbara Haviland
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FOOD DANCE - GREEN APPLE by Linda Popple

6x6 Oil on Panel

Day 10 of the 30/30 Challenge
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       $100.00 plus S&H

 

There is something about painting apples that is so relaxing and fun.  Green apples are my favorite to paint.  Green is my favorite color - at least for today!  Apples have a sensuous shape that is appealing.  And a big plus - one a day keeps the doctor away!

Here is a recipe using lots of green things and below is a little video for your Friday entertainment from the BBC about blackberries and apples.  Enjoy!

GRANNY SMITH - GREEN CHILI SALSA

from Cooking Light

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• 2 large tomatillos (about 4 ounces)
• 1 cup chopped Granny Smith apple 
• 1/2 cup chopped onion 
• 1/2 cup chopped Roasted Anaheim Chiles
• 3 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
• 3 tablespoons fresh lime juice
• 1/4 teaspoon salt
• 1/4 teaspoon white pepper

Preparation

1. Discard husks and stems of tomatillos. Cook tomatillos in boiling water 10 minutes or until tender. Drain.
2. Place tomatillos in a blender; process until smooth. Combine tomatillo puree, apple, and remaining ingredients

GREEN APPLE STILL LIFE by Linda Popple

8x8 Oil on Panel

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How did December arrive so quickly?  Our tree is up and decorated and more decorations will be added this evening.  Some presents have been bought and are ready to be wrapped.  Still more to be purchased, cookies to be baked, cards to send.  Christmas is almost here!!  Busy and exciting!

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APPLE IN A BOWL by Linda Popple

4x4 Oil on Ampersand Gessobord

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With a beautiful green apple and this week's DPW Challenge still on, what else could I do but paint it again!  

GRANNY SMITH by Linda Popple

6x6 Oil on Ampersand Gessobord

A Granny Smith a day keeps the doctor away!!

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"Big Red" original Palette Knife Painting by Gwen Bell

©2011 Gwen Bell
6 X 6 oil on canvas

My style has been getting tighter and tighter with
all of the crazy patterns I've been painting. Someone
suggested I try Palette Knife to loosen up. This is my
first attempt. It most definitely loosened me up! I
thoroughly enjoyed getting out of my box and trying
something new.

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"Tight Fit" original still life by Gwen Bell

©2010 Gwen Bell
6 X 6 oil on masonite
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"Pear Pressure" original oil painting by Gwen Bell

©2010 Gwen Bell
6 X 6 oil on canvas

The other day I posted "Peer Pressure" featuring
3 apples crowding a pear. Today the bullying
continues with the pears taking their turn at
pressuring the apple.

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"Peer Pressure" original oil painting by Gwen Bell

©2010 Gwen Bell
6 X 6 oil on canvas
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Copyright Kay Smith 2009

10 3/4 x 13 1/2 inches watercolor collage with ink on board. To inquire about this piece email

1971ks@att.net

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Apple by Kay Wyne

Apple-Sold

Today's painting is one that I did at a Carol Marine Workshop in Salado, Texas. I really liked this painting because it pushed me...the exercise was to use a different color of paint in each stroke, and not repeat a color. So every time that I loaded my brush with paint, it had to be somewhat different than the stroke before. It was a good exercise, and I should probably try it again at the studio. This painting is sold, but if you would like to view some of my other works, please visit:

My Website: www.kwyne.com
Studio Website: www.studioartandsoul.com
Kay’s Blog: http://kaywyne.blogspot.com/
Daily Painters of Texas Blog: http://dailypaintersoftexas.blogspot.com/
Daily Painters Abstract Blog: http://dailypaintersabstract.blogspot.com/
Kay’s Cell: 214-532-0325

Email: kay@kwyne.com