11 x 14
oil on stretched canvas
These parsley, rosemary, and basil plants were nice enough to "pose" for me before I repotted them! They will definitely end up in some summer dishes before long.
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- Ann Rogers
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from Liz Holm
Gorgeous greens and such a pretty little flower!
ReplyDeleteWow. Good job on a tough set up. You are brave to take on all that foilage. Nice painting.
ReplyDeleteWow, great job. Those leaves could not have been easy. Foliage is always such a challenge but you nailed it.
ReplyDeleteI love the mood in this painting. That you could capture the shape of each of these herbs is amazing to me. Foliage is so hard to do.
ReplyDeleteAll that plein air painting is helping you to master some very difficult foliage textures and colors; very well done! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhen you eat some of them you still think about your painting... Beautiful painting with a lot of lightness in these young plant as it's to do...
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