oil on canvas / 6 x 6"
Background using Recycled Paint method.
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Showing posts with label Fruit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fruit. Show all posts
06 November 2009
03 November 2009
11 July 2009
Two Mandarins on a Painters Box
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"Two Mandarins on a Painters Box" by w van der Drift
oil on canvas / 12 x 24"
© wendy van der Drift 2009
Maleny, Blackall Ranges, Australia
A painter gets very thirsty, and at times hungry,
a painter will then peel a mandarin
rest it on the painter's box
and paint it.
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06 July 2009
Three Pears in Conversation
"Three Pears in Conversation" by w van der Drift
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oil on canvas / 8 x 10"
© wendy van der Drift 2009
Maleny, Blackall Ranges, Australia
1 1/2" Deep Gallery Wrapped Canvas,
Painting is painted on all sides, and can be hung framed or as is
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Garlic with Green Shoots No1
Garlic with Green Shoots No1
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5 x 7" Oil on Canvas
© wendy van der Drift 2009
Maleny , Blackall Ranges, Australia
Painted on 11 1/2" deep gallery wrap canvas
can be hung as is, or framed
01 July 2009
Red Onion No4
"Red Onion - No4" by w van der Drift
oil on canvas / 6 x 6"
© w van der Drift 2009
Maleny, Blackall Ranges, Australia
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20 June 2009
Three Radish ...
"Three Radish ... together" by w van der Drift
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oil on canvas / 8 x 8"
© wendy van der Drift 2009
Maleny, Blackall Ranges, Australia
Good for digestion ... good for the stomach
good for so many things that ail you
good looking too
round like a stomach
long tentacles resembling the intestines perhaps
11 June 2009
Two Clementines ... Side by Side No2
"Two Mandarins ... side by side" by w van der Drift
oil on canvas / 5 x 7"
© wendy van der Drift 2009
Maleny, Blackall Ranges, Australia
A clementine, another clementine,
orange colored friends
07 June 2009
Two Mandarins ... Side by Side
oil on canvas / 5" x 7"
1 1/2" wrapped canvas frame
© wendy van der Drift 2009
Maleny, Blackall Ranges, Australia
A mandarin, another mandarin, how
clever, a food source that you can
peel the wrapping off and eat,
and simply enjoy the juice
without packaging and hoopla
no straws, no words, just pull off tree and eat.
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04 June 2009
Custard Apple No4
oil on canvas / 8" x 8"
1 1/2" wrapped canvas frame
© wendy van der Drift 2009
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There is something sculptural and warm and loving
about a Custard Apple
They look like Gods Little Sculptures that
he made on a lazy Saturday afternoon
when all was said and done.
With great joy and abandonment
the custard apple
so needs to be painted.
They are as splendid and friendly
as a big bunch of flowers
They change shape overnight ... literally.
01 June 2009
Basket of Chilies
"Basket of Chilies" by w van der Drift
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Oil on Canvas / 12 x 12"
1 1/2" Deep Gallery Wrapped Canvas,
Painting is painted on all sides, and can be hung framed or as is.
Original oil painting by © wendy van der Drift 2009
Maleny, Blackall Ranges ... Australia
11 May 2009
Apple ... with a bite taken from it
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Apple ... with a bite taken from itoil on canvas / 5 x 7" [deep frame]
The original apple: I posted a photo of the original apple because, this apple with the bite taken out of it is now about two weeks old when I took this photo. I stopped eating the apple, and decided to paint it mainly because it didn't taste like an apple. It tasted rubbery, and without flavor. This photo of the inside of the apple still so white, after days of sitting in the open air, proves to me that the apple has been tampered with either genetically, or with gas or some sort of preservative to sit on shelves in the big corporate supermarkets. Aaargh!
03 May 2009
Dragon Fruit
Dragon Fruit / oil on canvas / 12" x 12" [deep frame]Otherwise known as the "Strawberry Pear" Wow, what a creation this is, a fruit that can fan itself, on a hot day.
30 April 2009
27 April 2009
26 April 2009
Three Figs on a Box in a Cardboard Box
Three Figs on a Box in a Cardboard Boxoil on canvas / 12 x 16" [deep frame]
This one started off as a painting of 3 figs. Simple enough, bit cliché but figs are figs, and deserve to be painted. Then I pulled out an old cardboard box, cut a few holes in the side, and shone a light in through the holes to create some nice shadows and lighting effects. If that didn't grab my attention enough, I was drawn to the old cardboard flap which I pushed in to hide some light, and before I knew what I was doing, I was painting Three Figs on a box, inside a cardboard box. One subject totally doesn't relate to the other, but it may just be where I am up to in my own life, that is ... "what you see is what you get".
23 April 2009
22 April 2009
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