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oil on canvas 15x18"in tel#(032)261-4300 cel#09062760818 email: jesie_james76@yahoo.com -
Saging (bananas), pakwan (water melon), manga (mangoes), kalamansi (limes) - at iba pa!! Still life depicting tropical fruits from the Philippines. (H 60cm x W 90cm) oil on canvas by Mike Herrera
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From the album: My paintings
Still life with some sliced bread, a jar of peanut butter - and some lemons thrown in for good measure!! Oil on canvas 26 inch X 18 inch with frame -
Stuffed toy baby elephant with baby girl rag doll
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From the album: My paintings
Still life painting with a stuffed-toy baby elephant and a rag doll baby girl. Oil on canvas board 24 inch X 16 inch -
From the album: My paintings
Still life with some pretty roses in a very pretty little painted flower vase. Oil on canvas board 30 inches X 18 inches -
From the album: My paintings
Still life with a pitcher of water and some fresh lemons - ready for making some real lemonade! Oil on Canvas board 20 inch X 16 inch -
From the album: My paintings
Still life with a bottle of vodka, some wine and an old green oil lamp. Oil on canvas board 24 inch X 20 inch -
From the album: 2000 pictures
Impressionist-style still life painting with a green glass bottle. -
Here is a little bit of fruit art and a poll on which appeals to most people. Go ahead, and vote! I used the Flemish technique in painting these. They are all 8" X 10" oils on masonite board. Apple 1 Apple 2 Apple 3 So which will it be? Go ahead and click on a thumbnail, this forum is fantastic in that it will blow the picture up for you to see all the details! WOW! Great hoogly moogly! I wish my site had this capability! Interested in learning this technique?
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From the album: Mike Herrera Paintings
A floral still-life with painting with flowers in a vase, by the late, great Filipino artist Mike Herrera. Seen in a gallery in Ermita, sometime around 2005 -
Today, I managed to get started on a new pastel painting. (Apart from finishing-off another one that I started last year sometime, this is my first art of 2012!!) The initial outline of my painting, at the end of the first session. Up until today, I had only ever painted from photographs. Photography is a hobby of mine and, as much as possible, I try to use my own photographs as reference material. However, my printer has been out of ink for some time and I have not been able to buy a replacement cartridge. So, today was different! For the first time ever, I started something purely from scratch, using nothing more than my imagination. Having just about run out of excuses, to put off the day when I knew I had to pick up a stick of pastel again; I attached a blank sheet of paper to my board. And then I sat there and just stared at it, refusing to leave my studio until a scene came into my mind and pastel had been applied to paper. At one point, I even considered taking-up abstract art painting! I thought about just putting a few random strokes of colour on the paper and then seeing what developed from that. Later, I almost started to attempt a mighty steam locomotive pulling a train past a station platform - which, for some reason, was going to be full of people completely wrapped-up in their cell phones... Anyway, a pretty tame scene that I knew I could handle purely from imagination, with no reference material at all, came to mind. It's nothing more than a simple view of a garden, as seen through the kitchen window of a country cottage with pink walls inside the kitchen. Not very ambitious, I know - but I just wanted to get started with something and I figured that it needed to be a simple scene... Maybe, once I get back into the swing of things, I can try something a little more ambitious? I have wanted for the longest time to be able to paint from memory and also from imagination. Now, just because my printer is out of ink, I have finally been forced to give it a try. This is not even the slightest hint of a shuffle for anyone else - but it is one massive leap for me!! -
From the album: Art Supplement Pieces
A Still life painting of a dead sunflower and green plant held inside a jar of rum -
Paco Gorospe (Still life with wine glasses and bottles)
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From the album: Paco Gorospe Paintings
I received this image of a 1970 Paco Gorospe still life painting by e-mail, together with the note below - and Neil has very kindly given me permission to upload it here on artfreaks.com -
From the album: Other Work
Title says it all really. Another attempt at a more "Realistic" style.© Callum Johnson
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figs carbon and charcoal-001 - 100 dpi 8 x 7.jpg
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From the album: Total Art Soul - Members' Work
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oil on canvas 15x18"in tel#(032)261-4300 cel#09062760818 email: jesie_james76@yahoo.com
