




Tomatoes
oil on canvas board
6"x8"
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Here's the daily painting practice of my garden tomatoes that I wanted to post yesterday. I grow heirloom german tomatoes from seed that I save from the garden every year. They get very big and ugly, but extremely tasty. You'll see one in tomorrow's painting. For today's painting I used smaller bush tomatoes. Summer would not really be summer for me, without a fresh garden tomato sandwich everyday for lunch.
I am sorry about the glare on the painting I used more medium in this painting than usual. It is also warmer in tone because I used a spot light in addition to the window.
2 comments:
Peter, thanks for the encouragement! I love your work as well. Showing step by step is incredibly valuable to learning artists--a picture is worth pages of writen instuction. Excellent site. ~ Matt Miller
Hi Peter,
Great work here! So interesting to see the set up and progress pics! Thanks for visiting over at Art & Life.
Jan
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