Painting with a Twist: apple slice

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Starseeds

3/10/12 | Labels: 6x6 - oil on gessoboard, apple slice, knife, plate, polka-dots, still life

Have you ever sliced an apple in half from the side? The seeds make this very cool star pattern.

Tomorrow I am off to Texas for a workshop in New Braunfels. My flight is early and then because of the time zones and daylight savings I'll be off by three hours. You can bet I'll be asleep early tomorrow night!

Wading to the Waist

2/8/12 | Labels: 6x6 - oil on gessoboard, apple slice, bottle, glass, reflections, rose, still life, sugar

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I know this one might seem a little silly at first glance, but, well, it represents some very important stuff. Like ... social inequality and ... misguided expectations and ... internal peace. Yeah, like that.

Apple Divided

2/4/12 | Labels: 6x6 - oil on gessoboard, apple slice, knife, plate, still life

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I enjoyed the apple slices so much yesterday I decided to try them again. I love that half apple shape.

Queen Over All

2/3/12 | Labels: 6x6 - oil on gessoboard, apple slice, bottle, glass, plate, rose, still life

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My folks are visiting for a few days and we are trying to kill them with hikes. Yesterday we climbed the Butte here in town and today we drove to a canyon and hiked to a beautiful waterfall. Oregon is wonderousful!

Cornered

1/29/12 | Labels: 6x6 - oil on gessoboard, apple slice, cups, stack, still life

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I'll take a better picture of this one and repost it tomorrow. The sun goes down so EARLY this time of year way up here in Oregon. I had to take the picture inside and so the color isn't quite right.

Turns out the better picture isn't terribly different. But I do think it's better.

The Kitchen Sink

8/25/11 | Labels: 6"x6" - oil on gessoboard, apple slice, apples, bowl, cups, daily painting, pitcher, spoon, stack, still life

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This painting has everything except ... you guessed it, the kitchen sink. I have to admit, it is sometimes quite difficult to come up with new titles, especially after 1,420 of them! My husband helped with this one. Thank you, sweetheart!