Jeanne, What a beautiful painting. I just discovered you on the daily painters blog. It always amazes me the subject matter people choose. I wish I had the same vision.
Thank you SO much, Patricia! In the past I'd only painted classical fruit and flowers, but since selling online for three years now, I've been inspired to introduce a new flair to my work by delving into some other subjects which I've found endlessly entertaining to paint! It's been a delightful challenge to incorporate what I consider to be classical pieces such as these Victorian spoons, into a contemporary format. Jeanne
Thank you SO much, Gary! This clutch of mellow silver spoons looked so irresistible when I placed them down that I just had to grab a photo of them for this painting. You'll see the painting over my desk as well as my camera and me in the reflections! Thank you, too, for your lovely comments about my Robin's nest in the previous post. Nests almost seem magical with their intricately woven details. Such a joy to paint! Jeanne
4x4 inches / oil on panel
Jeanne, What a beautiful painting. I just discovered you on the daily painters blog. It always amazes me the subject matter people choose. I wish I had the same vision.
ReplyDeleteThank you SO much, Patricia! In the past I'd only painted classical fruit and flowers, but since selling online for three years now, I've been inspired to introduce a new flair to my work by delving into some other subjects which I've found endlessly entertaining to paint! It's been a delightful challenge to incorporate what I consider to be classical pieces such as these Victorian spoons, into a contemporary format. Jeanne
ReplyDeletevery nice work. Loved the bird nest on last post too.
ReplyDeleteThank you SO much, Gary! This clutch of mellow silver spoons looked so irresistible when I placed them down that I just had to grab a photo of them for this painting. You'll see the painting over my desk as well as my camera and me in the reflections! Thank you, too, for your lovely comments about my Robin's nest in the previous post. Nests almost seem magical with their intricately woven details. Such a joy to paint! Jeanne
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