oil on hardboard panel
6'' x 6"
sold
I'll be painting "studies" in the coming weeks to test some ideas for larger paintings I plan to use for a show at Twinhouse in January 2007. Since I intend to use a square format for all of the paintings in that show, I felt the six by six size I've been using for my auctions would be a good platform to experiment with theme and composition. Tonight I've decided to paint one of my favorite foods. The dill pickle. These were a new find offered by Mount Olive. Jalapeño dills. Good eatin.
jalapeno olives are a staple in our house. polish dills are my hubby's favorites. i'll have to try out the jalapeno dills. something tells me they'd be a hit. speaking of hits, this piece is fabulous. i really like the way you pulled the color of the pickles out. good job on this one!
ReplyDeleteI've become a fan. Excellent work.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding. Love your work, Neil!
ReplyDeleteI very much like the set-up and lighting on this one - very simple, very effective. Nice painting too!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. The pickles, and the painting!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate it you guys!
ReplyDeleteYou are the absolute best when it comes to painting light refracting through glass. I learn so much from your work, Neil. Thanks much!
ReplyDeletereally striking. love the way the light illuminates only about a third of the subject, the rest is in shadow, but the mind perceives the whole.
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