The peaches are nearing the end of the season so I have to get in as much painting… and eating as possible. It is not a bad thing though. Autumn has its own wonderul fruit and vegetables to paint…and eat.
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Cup and two peaches
oil on board, 15x20cm
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Tian and tomatoes, oil on board, 15x20cm
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Three lemons in a white bowl.
Oil on board, 30x24cm
Winter is approaching and time will be spent more in the indoor studio than outdoors. It is the perfect time to do still life and interior sketches-and paintings. Neither still life nor interior painting is my strong suit, so my project and goal for this coming winter is including these genres in my everyday painting.
The first little still life I did, wasn’t too bad, even though my strokes were all over the place. But from there on it was downhill all the way, until just suddenly things changed for the better. I started having so muchfun, that I can’t understand why I haven’t done it sooner.
Bowl and eggs.
oil on board, 20×20 cm
Bowl and two pears
oil on board, 20×20 cm
Bowl and black grapes
oil on board, 20×20 cm
à bientôt
Ronell
Nature is always at its best, but in autumn it is simply majestic.
A hazy day
oil on board, 23x34cm
On the hill.
oil on board, 40×31 cm
We have had rainy weather lately, not to mentions storms causing trees to fall and roofs to fly.I am eager to get outdoors to paint plein air, bu in the meantime I honed my skills a bit with animal painting. My chickens, Omelette and Rembrandt and our German shepherd Lindiwe.
Omelette
oil on board, 30x40cm
Blocking in shapes for Rembrandt
Rembrandt
oil on board, 30x40cm
Lindiwe
oil on board, 30x40cm
blocking in shapes for Lindiwe in oil
on the easel
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