Monday, March 26, 2012
Apple Patch-Green Apple
Oil on 6x6 canvas panel.
This is my contribution to The Pare Down your Apple Challenge at DPW posted by Carol Marine .
Carol said: What is the smallest amount of information that still says "apple"? Your challenge is to paint an apple - any apple - in as few areas of color as possible, and still have it read as a 3-dimensional apple.
I called this painting "Apple Patch". It may be more accurately called 'color patches'. It was educational to record the color and value shifts as the form rounded away from the light source.
Available ... If interested, contact me at kkayangel2(at)yahoo.com
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Labels:
apples,
daily oil painting a day,
dpw challenge,
fruit,
still life
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Pour avoir de belles dents, il faut manger des pommes !
ReplyDeleteLe contraste de couleurs est intéressant.
Je veux bien la croquer...
Bisous
very nice, Dean! You succeeded....it is a very pretty apple!
ReplyDeleteLove that gorgeous deep red background, Dean. You almost make me crave an apple (I'm so not much of a fruit eater!). I saw "Freewheeling Floral" in the thumbnail and my heart skipped a beat at its gorgeousness. Then I realized I own that painting! Oh happy day!! (It is on my fireplace mantle downstairs!)
ReplyDeleteYour apples look great Dean, great selection of greens and the background really compliments the subject.
ReplyDeleteI had to have a second go at mine as it was not "Pared" enough but one keeps learning and observing.
Looks great Dean! I can really feel the form turning with this one. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteLove the green and the object painted with the green a recognizable apple. Love it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful apple, Dean!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job with the challenge. I love all the texture!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Dean!... Touchdown... on this one!
ReplyDeleteYou have indeed given "Granny" life with your carefully selected brushstrokes... but kept the freshness and loose quality which captures the eye and holds it!
Nicely done!
Good Painting!
Warmest regards,
Bruce
A successful resolution of the challenge, perfect and beautiful apple!
ReplyDeleteMartine said: For beautiful teeth, you have to eat apples!
ReplyDeleteThe color contrast is interesting.
I'm willing to bite the ...
kisses
Hi, Martine...There's a lot of truth in that "apple a day" phrase.
Thanks, Celeste! A pleasure hearing from you.
ReplyDeleteSherry...Thanks for the kind words on the apple!
ReplyDeleteI'm am so pleased that you still enjoy "Freewheeling Floral"! It was one of my favorites.
Steinunn...Thanks for the kind words! These challenges are great!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tim! If you can feel the form turning, I consider it a success! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Angela and Hilda!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your beautifully selected words, Bruce!!
ReplyDeleteJane and Carol...Thanks so much! I appreciate it!
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