Pitcher and Snacks by helanker
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Began this yesterday and finnished this today. Watercolor and fineliner after a photo.
Have a great day/evening. Peaceful weather all day, but cool too. Ah well.
Thank you for visiting :)
Comments (13)
Faemike55
wonderful work
rachris480907
Still fantastic work!
Boni
I really like your style ... I keep seeing these "amazing" super-photo-realistic drawings in groups I belong to ... and as good as they are, and as much as I know the hard work that goes into them ... some of them lack substance, character and "soul" ... your has all of that!
jocko500
wonderful
npauling
A fabulous still life Halle with excellent detail. :)
figharo
Nicely done. The line and color mix beautifully. You’ve created a very warm mood.
UteBigSmile
JUST LOVE IT!!!!
RodS Online Now!
Very lovely artwork, Helle!
kgb224
Outstanding work Helle. God bless.
Cyve
What a marvelous creation my friend... I love it a lot !!!
auntietk
I agree with Boni. Your still life work is in a class unto itself! I've got that one you accidentally sent me, the one with the daisy, framed and hanging over my sewing machine in our den in Texas, and I still enjoy it so much! :)
dochtersions
This looks really delicate to me, Helle. And I admire the result very much, my friend.
anahata.c
ditto Boni. Great comment. This piece has both meticulous care and spontaneity, you did it in 2 sittings. The wash and general paint on the pitcher and the fruits is very expressive. And you got a very vital angle in the table and cloth---Cezanne would have approved! And you did a lot with the folds too---and I love the quick washes in the background, emphasizing the verticals when the table emphasizes the angles. And your cross hatch intensifies everything. That pitcher dominates, and it's great that you put it off center---it lets the rest of the piece breathe. (And are those the "jew cookies" you mentioned to me? WHere in there world did they get that title? Do they have chicken fat in them, lol? Schmaltz? Or lox?) A big piece, Helle, I mean in all the things you did in it. Another terrific entry to your Inktober series...