After some good critiques by my blogger buddies - thanks! - I revised this painting. I think it works now. What do you think?
Other than this, I am pulling out old unfinished paintings to look at and maybe work on again.
Here is one I may tackle - a full sheet of tomatoes in a box. The photo came from a Salt Lake City, Utah farmer's market a couple of year's ago. I'm calling it
Utah Heirlooms
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Much better indeed Rhonda, I love how you never give up and it does pay in the end!
This second one more than works, Rhonda, it rocks! I love the detailing on the peelings, and that knife is just perfect. The plate situation was cleared up and it looks super now. A cool, clean painting.
Rhonda - love the blue plate - it is so good you save your old paintings and pull them out and find solutions - some I keep but I confess alot I gesso over or toss. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day.
Hola Rhonda :) Son dos acuarelas muy bonitas. ¡Felicidades! Saludos cordiales. Sonia.
Works so much better.
Your redo is lovely! Love the plate. A full sheet painting of tomatos - wow. Will be watching.....
It definitely works. How did you get my knife?
Hi Rhonda. You Utah Heirlooms really looks like great painting so far.
Oh it works beautifully Rhonda, and the tomato one is a bombshell...full of potential !
Perfection Rhonda. You've managed it in both pieces to my eyes. Perfect colors on those tomatoes too.
Thanks so much, Teresa, Debbie and Mick!
Susan, thanks! I like how you are working on that negative painting recently - not easy to master, but you'll get it!
Gracias, Sonia! Gracias por visitarnos y por tu comentario.
Thanks, Vicki and Hallie (Hallie, I just have one of these little paring knives - maybe it's part of your set? ha ha)
Thanks so much, Kathryn, Jane and Sherry :)
Brilliant, Rhonda! Ta da!
Your plate has turned out really well. Lovely painting.
The tomatoes are looking really good. I look forward to seeing the final painting.
Thanks so much, Pam and Vandy :)
I like the tomatoes very much. And the idea to look through my old works with new eyes, too.
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