READY TO FRY (reproduction)

 

In the realm of still-life art, the simplest subjects often yield the most profound reflections. This vibrant piece, featuring a bowl cradling two bright yellow eggs, invites viewers to pause and appreciate the beauty in everyday objects. The interplay of colors—rich reds, calming greens, and the striking blue of the bowl—creates a visual harmony that draws the eye and stirs the imagination.

At first glance, one might see just a bowl of eggs, but delve deeper, and you’ll uncover layers of meaning. The eggs, symbols of potential and new beginnings, rest in a setting that evokes warmth and comfort. The choice of colors is not merely aesthetic; they evoke emotions and memories, perhaps of family breakfasts or the simple joy of cooking.

 

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TINY CUP

"This is my latest oil painting featuring a cup, now available in my Etsy shop. Click HERE for more details.

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SOUP BOWL

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"Soup Bowl"

A 6x6 oil painting on canvas panel.

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Soap Dispenser


 

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This is a soap dispenser in my home that I was constantly starring at, and decided that it was time to make a paint out of it. And here it is!

The painting was made on a 6x6 canvas panel.

 "One Lemon"

Oil painting for sale!

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This is one of a kind 6 x 6 oil painting on a linen canvas panel.

The painting has already been varnished and ready to go!

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 "Green Apple"

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6x6 oil painting on canvas panel.

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"Magenta Egg"

 

This is a 6x6 in. Oil painting of an egg. Click here to buy!

A Peach

Oil painting of a peach on a 9x12 canvas mounted on a wood panel.

"Fried"

Like the tittle says this is an oil painting done on a 8x10 canvas panel. 

I used a limited palette on this one. The colors I used were cadmium yellow, cadmium red, burnt umber, payne's grey and titanium white. This is the way I like to keep practicing to better my skills as an artist.

What I do is to:

1. Pick an easy subject. Simple enough to do a quick drawing of it.

2. I prefer the subject to be one color or limited colors.

Doing these to simple steps it will allow me to do a quick painting!

Green Apple

This is an oil painting done of a green apple. It was painted on a 6x6 Centurion linen canvas panel.

This was painted using Alla Prima technique and by the way this is not a real apple. Is a fake fruit made of foam. It very convenient to have some fake fruits to hone your skills (you don't have to worry if somebody is going to eat your setup).

Modelo Especial

This is my latest painting of a beer can. In this case Modelo Especial. 

It was done on 9x12 hardboard panel.

 I started the painting about a week ago but couldn't get back to it until this past weekend.  

It was fun doing this painting specially when it was time to make the lettering on the can.

 I took the smallest brush I had to reproduce the small letters. 

If you could magnify (specially the cursive words)

you could not make anything out of it. I just mimic what I saw.

If you want to see the time lapse video on my youtube channel click here.

If you have any comments leave them below. Thanks!

Banana Study

This is a study of a banana. Took me less than an hour using alla prima method.

Did it with oils on a 6x6 hardboard panel.