Thursday, June 25, 2009

Detached


Oil on 1/8" Gessoboard. Approx 6"x6" SOLD

This setup seemed to defy the norm when it comes to light and shadow. The tomato didn't really have a shadow area. Instead that area was close to the local color and light/midtones were lightened to accommodate. I hope that makes sense. Just know that it was weird but interesting to view.

6 comments:

Gregory Becker said...

Wonderful painting. Very realistic.
What kind of artistic background do you come from? I sense some classical sensibilities.

Unknown said...

I love how this tomato seems to be bursting with color! Not only did the lighting defy the norm... so did the painting! Beautiful. :-)

Sandra Galda said...

good lighting, good subject, great painting as always!

Honor Woodard said...

I love this tomato painting! I haven't been by your blog in a few months - since the crow painting - and clearly i've missed a lot of great stuff. I love your brushwork!

Gwen Bell said...

Love that warm gray against the bright red and that squiggly green stem gives it so much interest!

Peter Gander said...

Lovely. Tweakably fresh-looking! petergander.blogspot.com