I should have lowered the painting to make it easier to compare. For the moment just tilt your head. I let this under painting dry overnight before adding the color the next day.
That's better ...my neck was getting sore.....At this point the only part I liked was the plum. The red was driving me crazy....I was silently using a colorful vocabulary to compliment my palette.
The glazed porcelain was an added challenge.
click on the image to enlarge the paintingA Bold Assembly
original by Peter Yesis
8"x8"
oil on masonite
The reflective table surface is actually the back of a piece of masonite I purchased from the art store with the cellophane wrapper still on it.
5 comments:
Hi,
Just came across your blog, love the step by step and your classical approach. I am always a sucker for a red vase, nice work. I am off to see your picks on funniest art blogs, the art world always needs a dose of humor.
This is my first visit to your blog and I am very impressed; will be back again to see more.
A very good painting but I think the green apple reflection in the dark apple made it look flattened on that side.
Hey Peter
Just came across your blog through your comments on Tracy Helgeson's.
Your art is simply gorgeous.
Thanks for sharing.
I'll be back
I love your blog and appreciate the wip photos. Your paintings are wonderful.
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