Painted with a limited palette of ocher yellow, ocher red, black and white. Using such a limited range of colors makes for an interesting challenge, particularly if you try to paint green or blue things; I cheated a bit here by picking subjects with colors that could be fairly easily approximated with what I had available.
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Showing posts with label egg. Show all posts
Sunday, 12 August 2018
Ceramic and egg
Oil on board, 20 x 15 cm (= about 8 x 6 in).
Painted with a limited palette of ocher yellow, ocher red, black and white. Using such a limited range of colors makes for an interesting challenge, particularly if you try to paint green or blue things; I cheated a bit here by picking subjects with colors that could be fairly easily approximated with what I had available.
Painted with a limited palette of ocher yellow, ocher red, black and white. Using such a limited range of colors makes for an interesting challenge, particularly if you try to paint green or blue things; I cheated a bit here by picking subjects with colors that could be fairly easily approximated with what I had available.
Tuesday, 22 May 2018
Tuesday, 8 May 2018
Egg, mushroom, tomato
Oil on board, 10 x 15 cm (= 4 x 6 inches):
One of the last cherry tomatoes sill on the last surviving plant before winter hits us here...
One of the last cherry tomatoes sill on the last surviving plant before winter hits us here...
Tuesday, 24 April 2018
Tomato, egg, pepper shaker
Oil on board, 20 x 15 cm (= about 8 x 6 inches):
As usual the camera did not reproduce the colors quite accurately. I boldly claim that the original looks better.
This work will appear on my Bid-or-Buy store as soon as it is dry enough to transport!
As usual the camera did not reproduce the colors quite accurately. I boldly claim that the original looks better.
This work will appear on my Bid-or-Buy store as soon as it is dry enough to transport!
Friday, 30 March 2018
Autumn Treasures
Autumn in the southern hemisphere. I have long loved weathered late-season leaves, and this time of year there is such a glut one doesn't know where to start. On my morning walk, I collected a bagful, and sketched some in ballpoint and watercolor pencil...
Labels:
artist Brian Van Der Spuy,
autumn,
ballpoint pen,
coloured pencil,
drawing,
egg,
fruit,
garden,
garden plant,
herbs,
leaves,
natural history,
sketch,
still life,
watercolor,
watercolor pencil,
watercolour
Thursday, 4 January 2018
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