Avocados – Karen Winters Daily Painting

Avocado & Leaves – 5 x 7 oil

Avocados from our overburdened tree – guacamole coming soon! This was painted from life this morning with actual sunshine streaming in my studio window!

I’m feeling better – finally – things are looking up.

Comments

  1. Serena
    January 11, 2008

    Lovely painting, Karen ~

  2. Nancy
    January 11, 2008

    Lovely painting, made only better knowing it was from your own tree…. and painted from life.

  3. wendy
    January 12, 2008

    You lucky duck having an avocado tree! I’ve never had one but we buy them at about $1.50 each to put on toast with salt and pepper.
    w.

  4. Laurel Neustadter
    January 12, 2008

    Wonderful job. I love the rich greens. I also like the red in the pit … it looks very nice with the green.

  5. rhonda hurwitz
    January 12, 2008

    I like your landscapes a lot and here you are with a wonderful stilllife, too. Looks good enough to eat…get out the salsa (by the way, I never knew avocados grew on trees…it’s amazing what one can learn on daily painters:)

  6. Rob Burkhard
    January 12, 2008

    I really like the dark behind the avocados and how it gets gradually lighter moving down and to the right. The painting is very pleasing to look at and is well balanced. I have been only sketching and drawing the past few days, mostly because of a very busy schedule here. Paintings like this motivate me to go grab a canvas!

  7. Karen
    January 12, 2008

    Thank you everyone!
    Mmmm, avocado on toast, sounds divine.
    Rhonda, yes it was delicious – it gave its life for art, and then for guac!
    Rob, go for it, and be sure to post your work so we can see it!

  8. SHEA
    January 13, 2008

    I love the avocado painting. I like the group paintout one too.
    My favorite album art of all time was an avocado on the front and back of a pearl jam album.

  9. sapiya
    July 7, 2011

    very nice,hw i wish to knw bout painting:)

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