Work in Progress by Debra Tritt Kreiger

Watercolor on 140lb Arches paper. Size 15"x11"

This is a work in progress..I started this during the wine walk and thought it would be good to post as many were interested in the process. I build color and depth before I work any details. This is a bowl of strawberries which will be a visual feast when it is done!(I hope!) Most of my recent paintings have been painted using reds so this will fit in nicely.
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"Salsa" By Debra Tritt Kreiger

"Salsa" Watercolor 10.5"x8" on 140lb Arches Paper

I just love painting these colorful fruits and veggies. Pushing the color palette is exciting for me. And a bonus was the texture on some of the older peppers and the wonderful sunshine gracing the still life. Hope this brightens your day and inspires you to make some salsa!

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Orchids in the Ruby Bowl. Oil. WIP by Tatiana Myers.

"Orchids in the Ruby Bowl" 

12 x 12" Oil on Museum Panel.

I finally decided on my reds and started some work on color. I can see right now - it will be pretty slow process, but I'm going to learn a lot from all mistakes I do and next similar painting will be much easier... What is a general idea. I only started on my background (not everything done yet) and put first vale of red on a bowl. So far not too bad, but I clearly see what i needed to do different and perhaps I'll have a way to get over it. I'm not disappointed, I just wish I would have some smarter person around hinting me time to time 'do this' and "don't do that". Still - it is a fun process and I'm going to try my best on this painting.

 

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"Violets" by Debra Tritt Kreiger

"Violets" 13"x10 Watercolor on 140lb paper

I painted at the PA Garden Show of York with the Susquehanna Valley Plein Air Painters. It was a wonderful and humbling experience. I painted a still life arrangement with yellow tulips and pearl marbles in a clear vase. I can't show it to you because I traded it with an aspiring young 9 year old artist named Kate. She watched me most of the day and went home to do her own painting! How great is that!
So I thought I'd post my favorite painting of the every so romantic violets.

"Juiced" By Debra Tritt Kreiger

"Juiced" 10"x7" watercolor on 140 lb paper

This is a new still life painting of one of my heirlooms. It is an antique milk glass juicer that belonged to my grandmother which she used when my father was born. I also used a pretty silver trimmed plate to compliment it and showcase the fruit.

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"Curious" By Debra Tritt Kreiger

"Curious" 15"x11" watercolor on 140lb paper

Just finished! One of my favorite things is painting a still life. I was setting up one morning with a wonderful morning light and my second favorite subject appeared on the scene. After reviewing my photographs I decided to paint both. I think it made a more interesting still life. What do you think?

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Two new paintings-Mark H Brown

I enjoyed the look of the peaches in satin so much, I thought I would continue the theme with pears and lemons.  I love the circular movement of the peaches.  The warm and cool dance of color in the satin is a favorite to paint.  Here they are . . .

16 x 16

oil on canvas

available

mark@markhbrownartist.com