Observations and thoughts about the fine art of painting
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Grappling With Grapes
Kinda looks like 2010, A Grape Odyssey. Interesting light and planets, ugh, I mean grapes. Anyone got some good Strauss music? Ineed to go now and throw a bone up in the air.
Liana, Thank you for your kind comments. I usually work on 140lb cold press h2o paper. I like Arches and Fabriano, but most any well made watercolor paper suits me just fine.
Liana, this one is 19"X22". They are going to be on exhibit and for sale at the Ledgewood Creek Winery in Suisun, Calif. This one unframed goes for $500. My small 11"X17" watercolors go for $300 unframed. I you see anything you wish to purchase, please let me know. My email is: sushi3@mac.com.
I found these on a web search. Oh my...so amazing and beautiful!!! I love love love this piece. Your use of color and light...ahhhhh...so yummy! Bless you and your work! Just amazing!
Kinda looks like 2010, A Grape Odyssey. Interesting light and planets, ugh, I mean grapes. Anyone got some good Strauss music? Ineed to go now and throw a bone up in the air.
these are the most beautiful grapes i have ever seen!!!! love your colors in all of your work.
ReplyDeletenow i saw your other grape paintings, they are wonderful, but this is my favorite! what kind of paper do you paint on?
ReplyDeleteSimplemente : BELLO !!!!
ReplyDeleteSUPER BELLO.
Desde Argentina,Liliana
Amazing color. I wish I had a professor like you when I was in college. Love your work!
ReplyDeleteLiana, Thank you for your kind comments. I usually work on 140lb cold press h2o paper. I like Arches and Fabriano, but most any well made watercolor paper suits me just fine.
ReplyDeleteThank you Liliana. Your work is superb. Bueno!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Gretchen.
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous handling of light, David. Both coming through the grapes and highlighting the grapes/leaves. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteStunningly beautiful watercolor! A feast for my eyes.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Autumn. Your comments are always appreciated!
ReplyDeleteHi, Kent. And a feast for the palate when those little, juicy, round balls of goodness get fermented and aged in an oak barrel.
ReplyDeleteso what size is this one and the Not yet raisons? and are they for sell. i like all of your work, but, these are stunning!
ReplyDeleteLiana, this one is 19"X22". They are going to be on exhibit and for sale at the Ledgewood Creek Winery in Suisun, Calif. This one unframed goes for $500. My small 11"X17" watercolors go for $300 unframed. I you see anything you wish to purchase, please let me know. My email is: sushi3@mac.com.
ReplyDeleteOla, Liliana! Gracias.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Gretchen!
ReplyDeleteI found these on a web search. Oh my...so amazing and beautiful!!! I love love love this piece. Your use of color and light...ahhhhh...so yummy! Bless you and your work! Just amazing!
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