oil on canvas / 8 x 12"
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Showing posts with label daily painter. Show all posts
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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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Bunch of Beets or Beetroot ... take your pick
Bunch of Beets or Beetroot ... take your pick
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© w a van der Drift 2009
© w a van der Drift 2009
Blackall Ranges, Maleny, Australia
12 x 24"
oil on canvas
I love the color of the stalks, spurting out life force from the
dull beets which struggled under the earth for such a period of time
to produce the most intense and radiant deep magenta / carmine
colors that one could imagine.
10 July 2009
Kohl - Rabi ... side by side
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"Kohl - Rabi ... side by side" by w van der Drift
oil on canvas / 12 x 12"
© w van der Drift 2009
Maleny, Blackall Ranges, Australia
08 July 2009
Review
Lovely Post by Australian Ceramic Artist Shannon Garson of Strange Fragments Blog:
Wendy Van der Drift posts a painting a day on her blog "Painting Daily" Her beautiful paintings reference old masters and dutch still life painting.
What I like is that her composition and subject matter is modern and humorous. There's something human about that garlic!
Thought I would share with you here...
http://strangefragments.blogspot.com/2009/06/theres-something-human-about-that.html
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 2009
There's something human about that garlic!- the paintings of Wendy Van der Drift
Wendy Van der Drift posts a painting a day on her blog "Painting Daily" Her beautiful paintings reference old masters and dutch still life painting.
What I like is that her composition and subject matter is modern and humorous. There's something human about that garlic!SOLD
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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"Antique Apple" by w van der Drift
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oil on canvas / 5 x 7"
© wendy van der Drift 2009
Maleny, Blackall Ranges, Australia
God gave us fruit so
we could learn how to
paint humans properly
05 July 2009
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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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
09 June 2009
Two Apples ... Side by Side
"Two Apples ... side by side" by w van der Drift
oil on canvas / 5 x 7"
© wendy van der Drift 2009
Maleny, Blackall Ranges, Australia
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Round, deep, edible, juicy, organic, healthy, delicious,
delicious, that's it.
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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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3 COMMENTS:
beautiful paintings, i particularly like the last one with the ginger. looks like she's studied the palette of the masters... it's a somewhat lost art these days and i think there's only a handful of painters worldwide that really understand "seeing color" in the old master painter's sense. nice paintings.
There is something so soothing about Wendy's work. Even the Clay work she has posted is calming somehow.
Yup. Yup. Very nice.
Vibrant and juicy also spring to my mind when I see her paintings.
Great thing this internet!
:D
Cheers from a 1st generation Canadian Dutch Woman on Vancouver Island.