Showing posts with label cherries; glass; still life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cherries; glass; still life. Show all posts

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Pottery w/Orange

This is a small piece of pottery I picked up at an auction.  I really liked the speckled finish and the shape of it.  I staged it the same time I did the Turquoise Fiesta piece with the orange except this time I dangled it off the edge of the slab...  I used a low light setting with the light set up just above the piece and to the left of center (to create the shadows).  The low light helped to create a bit more of a dramatic effect.


5x5 
Oil on linen panel

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Homer Laughlin's Vintage Fiesta Juice Tumblers

I'm working on another painting but this one was up in my studio and calling my name...  I had set it aside to study it - something just didn't look quite right to me.  I decided to pick it up this morning and finish it.

Another painting inspired by Homer Laughlin's Vintage Fiesta line, this is of three vintage juice tumblers produced only during the years of 1940-1943 as promotional pieces.   Shown here are the original Fiesta Yellow,  Uranium Red, and Turquoise Blue.   They are in remarkable condition.  I really enjoy having the Fiesta line of dishes around.  Their bright cheery colors make me smile.


Oil on linen canvas - 12x16 

Monday, August 1, 2011

Cherries Jubilee

This was on the easel when I left.   I thought I'd post it now and get started with a new work tomorrow...

Hope you enjoy it!