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Day 21-Different but the Same

"Different but the Same" watercolor on paper 7 x 6 in./ 18 x 15 cm.


These two pieces of fruit are different but the same, pretty obvious. What I also mean is I tried to work the two fruits at the same time, not just individually. I was thinking back to my art school days and remembering a lesson about not just focusing on one piece of the painting at a time but to work on it as a whole. As I used one color on one piece of fruit, I would also work on the other, trying to unify the painting.
 So nine more to go...
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  1. Tito24 January 2013 at 09:05

    Hi Celia, I have the same approach when I'm painting. Your still life is wonderful....the apple is really fantastic. Have a good day.

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  2. Jane24 January 2013 at 09:13

    .....And now the end is near... must have been quite hectic :-) Beautiful still life, great shadow work !

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  3. Celia Blanco24 January 2013 at 14:52

    Thank you Tito and Jane, I value your comments!

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  4. Nuccio Timperi25 January 2013 at 13:10

    Really nice painting, congratulations!

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  5. RH Carpenter25 January 2013 at 20:37

    That apple is perfect - such a great shape and color!

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    1. Celia Blanco25 January 2013 at 23:03

      RH, thank you-it's great to have your feedback!

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