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7" x 5"
Soft Pastel on Suede Matboard
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Summer Bounty
This was painted for the Different Strokes From Different Folks blog. I started it last Thursday, thinking I’d whip it out really quick instead of waiting until the last minute. I was very impressed with myself for not procrastinating. Unfortunately, I only got it about half finished and didn’t have a chance to paint until now (no procrastination involved, honestly, just super busy). Still, I’m a week early, so that’s an improvement!
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23 comments:
Those tomatoes look good enough to eat.
Lovely pastel.
Beautiful! Great job on the challenge!
This is beautiful, your corn looks silky! Actually all your work is beautiful, I'm a new fan!
Beautiful. Love the softness. Nice job!
Thanks Peggy, Deb, Dana & Kristen. I appreciate your taking the time to stop by and comment. :)
Wow, Kari, this one just gleams!!! Fantastic.
Beautiful work on this - the tomatoes look luscious!
Pastels have a visual quality that is unmatched by any other media. Beautiful job on this.
This is really nice. It has such a soft filter feel and yet there is so much texture to the vegetables. Really fine work. I love the cherries very much too.
Thanks Mona, Claire, Carol & Dori! I appreciate the nice comments.
I am amazed at what you can do with pastels! This is lovely.
This is so nice, wonderful composition and color. I always look forward to seeing your "different strokes" entry!
Faye
Thank you Debbie and Faye! That's really nice of you to say. :)
I love it! This is so beautiful and soft! Very, Very nice!
Beautiful job!
It is so vivid!
Kari, your work never ceases to amaze me. Really nice pastel work.
Really great! Looks good enough to eat. Love the softness.
Nice work - love the colors and the softness. Enjoyed looking at your other works also.
Thank you Kaye, Sylviane, Collette, Gwen, and Priti for visiting and taking the time to comment. Very nice of you!
Amazing work, Kari. You are a master at pastels.
what a beautiful pastel for DSFDF
Thanks Liz & Dominique! :)
Really, nicely done!
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