"Hopelessly in love with my apples", 9x12, oil on Raymar panel
I've had the flu for the past few days and haven't felt like doing much of anything. This evening I finally pulled enough strength together to put up my easel in my studio-which happens to be my kitchen. Having accomplished that much, I started rummaging around for something to paint. I clipped a flower out of the garden and poured some maple syrup into a glass to make it look like I had some good cognac on hand. The only thing missing was the apples and i have plenty of them in my frig since I love apples and peanut butter for a snack. In spite of a decent set-up, the painting got off to a slow start.
Here's my set-up:
For those artists with a studio, aren't you lucky?
Anyhow, the painting is finished and it looks great. The flower looks like as though it has a little face that is staring down at the apples with a sort of wistful expression, hence the title, "Hopelessly in love with my Apples." a Painting a day, Daily painters, original art , affordable art, impressionist paintings,paintings of apples, romantic still life paintings,impressionist oil still life,colorist art, impastopaintings, art for people who like color
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