There aren't many paintings where you can use the green/red complimentary color scheme effectively so I took advantage of this opportunity to use mostly those two main colors. I love how using complementary colors will make each one really pop!
This is another palette knife painting. Fun, fun, fun!
The Green Bell
Image Size 6" x 6"
Oil
This bell pepper is perfectly painted, Nancy. I love the way it came out using the palette knife. Wonderful work!
ReplyDeleteLove the painting and I do love green peppers. I grew up eating them raw and they are so full of fresh watery flavors. Don't care for them cooked nor do I especially like the taste of the red and yellow peppers though. Maybe because I did not grow up eating those. Love the painting!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sherry. If you've never had a roasted red bell pepper, you are missing out on one of the most perfect foods in the world! Yum!
DeleteLove, love, love it!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jerry.
DeleteNancy, I haven't visited your blog for a while and enjoyed seeing the variety of paintings you did...and in different mediums too. It was especially nice to see the same subject repeated and the differences in the paintings. Congrats on getting a painting done a day!
ReplyDeleteThank you Joan. It's been an interesting experience,
ReplyDeleteBoy this pepper just jumps out at you. Like all the colors within it as well as your varied reds. I do like all the strokes too, just not when I do it - weird huh?
ReplyDeleteI got to put a vote in for loving all green, red, yellow and orange, as well as bananna peppers - but no jalapenos or other hot peppers