Hi Rhonda, It's beautiful and mouth-watering and I'm so glad you decided to paint it. Now, I just hope you have an opportunity to try one--one from Hawaii--IN HAWAII!! Aloha, Gary.
Thanks, Sadami, Deb, Lorraine. Lorraine, the seeds were actually easy! I just put a drop of misket on each one (or almost each one) and then painted wet in dry to get the rounded shape, then when that dried, I just smooshed a bit of damp water around to cover up a lot of the white areas left - then removed the misket when dry! Easy peasy!!
Thanks, Kathryn, Carol and Sherry.
Gary, I'm taking that as an open invitation! ha ha Jerry and I will eat papaya with you and Michele in Hawaii some day soon - before I get too old and cranky to travel :)
Yam!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice - looks good enough to eat!
ReplyDeleteFinished with fresh colour and the way you have painted the seeds looks like it took some patience, a delicious result
ReplyDeleteRhonda, it's perfect - the colors, the little seeds - just perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, yummy colors!
ReplyDeleteHi Rhonda,
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful and mouth-watering and I'm so glad you decided to paint it.
Now, I just hope you have an opportunity to try one--one from Hawaii--IN HAWAII!!
Aloha,
Gary.
You've certainly captured the tropical feel in this one, Rhonda. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sadami, Deb, Lorraine. Lorraine, the seeds were actually easy! I just put a drop of misket on each one (or almost each one) and then painted wet in dry to get the rounded shape, then when that dried, I just smooshed a bit of damp water around to cover up a lot of the white areas left - then removed the misket when dry! Easy peasy!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kathryn, Carol and Sherry.
Gary, I'm taking that as an open invitation! ha ha Jerry and I will eat papaya with you and Michele in Hawaii some day soon - before I get too old and cranky to travel :)