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A touch of home - karen winters daily painting

September 30th, 2007

“A Touch of Home” - oil on canvas - 12″ x 16″

First of all, welcome to all the new readers that I’ve told about my blog in the past few days - gentle folk who have passed through our gallery and left me with wonderful memories and stories. I hope that you’ll find the artwork displayed here enjoyable to see - and maybe you’ll even find something you’d like to give a home to. Each of these paintings are very special to me - and most have a story to go along with them.

I worked on this still life for two days in the gallery, and then took it home to have a second look and to put on some finishing touches. Soon it will be signed and framed. In my living room I have a place where I can set up still life setups and they are illuminated by western light. When the afternoon sun comes streaming in, it touches everything with a wonderful golden radiance. Fresh flowers are always a favorite component of these arrangements, but I also include fresh fruit and some of the decorative cobalt blue bottles I’ve collected through the years. I like the cut glass vase not only for its faceted design but also the way it picks up the color of adjacent objects.

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  1. I like the contrast between the light and dark in this painting and it’s full of lovely colours. I don’t look at realistic light and shade a lot - perhaps I should. I’m more on about surface patterns on the page.
    w.

    Comment by wendy — October 2, 2007 @ 2:04 pm

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