Flowers and Fruit Painting – for sale
Two daffodils in a bud vase, making friends with a blood orange.
Flowers and Fruit
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Robot Painting
Concha Still Life
Concha Still Life Painting
Pan dulce from our local Sprouts. The first time I tried to paint a concha, it went badly wrong and just looked like a blob. Pastries aren’t as forgiving of mistakes as, say, a piece of fruit.
I propped it up in the back so you can’t see the bite I took out of it.
I Really Like Your Peaches
Peach Still Life Painting
Two peaches on the shelf, with a drawing taped to the wall behind. I like organic still life compositions, where the painting just grows out of whatever objects happen to be on the table.
I’ve got away from that idea recently, but I’d like to go back to it.
Update: You know what, I think these were actually nectarines. They weren’t fuzzy, they were slightly shiny, and they were more orange in color. They sold them as peaches though.
Peach Painting is for sale.
Peaches Still Life Painting
Painting these peaches was a race against time and breakfast.
Peaches Still Life Painting is for sale.
Still Life With Guava and Lemon
The makings of a top shelf guavarita.
Original still life painting of a guava and a lemon. It smelled great while I was painting it, which took a couple of days. Inspired by Euan Uglow, I left the measuring marks visible in the finished piece.
Kitchen Still Life With Garlic
Three Clementines
Original still life painting of three oranges. We’ve got a big bowl of mandarin oranges in the kitchen right now. For years I have loved painting fruit- I must have painted hundreds of paintings of bananas.
For sale at Kevin Inman Art‘s online store.
Flower Painting- Yellow Freesia Buds
Flower Painting- Yellow Freesia Buds
Yellow freesias are one of my favorite flowers. I love the color and the way they smell. They are blooming all over San Diego right now, it looks great.
Freesia Painting is for sale at my online art store.
Cats in Art
Leaving the pet sitting house today. I think my cat is going to miss the birds in the canyon.
Here’s a closeup of the older painting of mine- probably from 2008 or so.
This piece is 24 x 24 inches. I used to work much larger than I currently do. I mean, I do still do the occasional large painting for a commission- big paintings can really breathe life into a room- but I’ve been into small-scale works in a big way for at least a year now. Sometimes I still feel the urge to paint six foot canvases though! Maybe of San Diego Brutalist architecture, which has caught my eye lately.
I remember with this painting I felt very bold and rebellious for using black out of the tube. It was Utterly Forbidden when I was in art school.
OK, going to pack things up and head out. I am itching to get to my easel.
Pink Bunny Easter Peeps Painting
Marshmallow Easter Peeps Painting
Last year I painted the classic pink chicken Peeps and this year I went for the bunny rabbit Peeps. Easter season is still young, so maybe I’ll go back for another color.
People love Easter Peeps or they hate them – I love the way they look.
Glazed Donut Still Life Painting
Still life painting of a glazed donut. We had bad weather in San Diego last week so I stayed inside painting baked goods, hoping for some California sunshine.